Sentence examples for a dominant hypothesis from inspiring English sources

A dominant hypothesis regarding the outcome of this structural metamorphosis is that newly sprouted mossy fibers form recurrent synaptic connections with other granule cells, thus accounting for increased excitability of the dentate gyrus under experimental conditions [8], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13].

The hypothesis-generating strategy well suited our lack of a dominant hypothesis and proved invaluable for the application of an inductive approach aimed at decoding the multifactorial algorithm governing tumor immune responsiveness [ 41, 43, 50, 55, 58– 60].

A third and the dominant hypothesis was that each of the three vocal learning bird groups evolved similar cerebral nuclei for vocal learning and production independent of their common ancestor [7], [14] (Fig. 1A, red dots).

Our results suggest an alternative to the dominant hypothesis concerning the function of PABP on translation initiation.

The dominant hypothesis to explain this has been that the antibodies from the first infection react with the new serotype in a way that worsens the damage.

The dominant hypothesis prosecutors are looking at now alleges that Woodroffe may have killed Arévalo because of a debt.

The dominant hypothesis over the last several decades has placed heterodontosaurids as basal ornithopods.

Therefore, according to the dominant hypothesis [4], [14], within the past 65 million years 3 out of 23 avian orders independently evolved seven similar cerebral vocal nuclei for a complex behavior ([7], Fig. 1A, red dots).

The dominant hypothesis has been that high fat intake increases risk.

These findings contradict the dominant hypothesis that cross-coverage is associated with worse outcomes, and suggest that a "second look" by cross-covering fellows may mitigate cognitive errors.

The dominant hypothesis, since 1991, is the amyloid hypothesis that implicates amyloid-β (Aβ) deposits as the cause of this common neurodegenerative disorder.