Sentence examples for Put forward a hypothesis from inspiring English sources

With the caveat that there is no way to know for sure, without access to the inner governmental archives, let me put forward a hypothesis that seems at minimum plausible: At home, elections are looming, and the major focus of the emerging campaign, till last week, was the domestic social and economic crisis -- not foreign policy.

Here, we put forward a hypothesis to account for the enigmatic complexity of chloroplast gene expression.

Since loop 3 is unlikely to directly interact with elongation factors, they put forward a hypothesis in which this loop assists in pseudotranslocation by affecting ribosome conformation.

In that article the authors put forward a hypothesis casting doubts on the benefit of enucleation that was the prevailing management of choroidal melanoma at that time.

Here we put forward a hypothesis about why biomarkers tend to reflect relevant states in the emergence or progression of the disease.

Based on these results we put forward a hypothesis in which EMT is driven in large part by chromatin-mediated activation of transcriptional positive feedback loops.

The paper puts forward a hypothesis that the essence of benzene and phenol oxidation on a PbO2 anode is direct hydroxylation of these components to phenol (benzene) hydroquinone and pyrocatechol (benzene and phenol) by hydroxyl radicals formed on the anode.

One hallmark of the kind of research that finds causal links is that it puts forward a hypothesis and looks for data to support or contradict; evaluation criteria are defined before the trial begins.

Therefore, by fusing the xenohormesis hypothesis [ 32- 34], the anti-aging side effect hypothesis [ 39] and the proposed here hypothesis on longevity regulation by bile acids and rapamycin within ecosystems, we put forward a unified hypothesis of the xenohormetic, hormetic and cytostatic selective forces driving the evolution of longevity regulation mechanisms at the ecosystemic level.

Recently, we put forward a novel hypothesis [14] suggesting that both copepods and chironomids are dispersed by migratory birds which consume them (endozoochory) or carry them externally (epizoochory), thus distributing the bacteria among water bodies located on and between continents [14].

We put forward a new hypothesis that it may be a strategy for energy minimization that allows the production of protein with minimum access to DNA and use of ribonucleotides.