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This finding provided the basis for a general hypothesis of a reverse binding mode for β-phenethylamine-based DPP-IV inhibitors.

Highest diversity was observed in treatment combinations of low levels of disturbance and enrichment and this supports the "Dynamic Equilibrium Model" of Huston [Huston, M.A., 1979. A general hypothesis of species diversity. Am. Nat. 113, 81 101.].

Here we develop a general hypothesis of codon-anticodon adaptation based on an analysis of wobble costs, and derive its predictions that can be tested by genomic data.

Together, these studies in humans and mice support a general hypothesis of GABA dysfunction in MDD and point to sex chromosome complement as a potential modulator.

With DIVA, it is possible to reconstruct the distribution history of individual groups in the absence of a general hypothesis of area relationships.

(2000) proposed a general hypothesis of invasibility based on fluctuating resource availability with communities becoming more susceptible to biological invasion whenever there is an increase in the amount of available resources.

Taking into consideration these observations, a general hypothesis for the evolutionary dynamics of the genome has been proposed.

Recently, Wilkins et al. [ 54] proposed a general hypothesis to explain the convergence of various phenotypic traits that differentiate mammalian domesticates from their wild progenitors.

The results concord with a general hypothesis that effects of organic farming might be overpowered by effects of landscape structure in heterogeneous landscapes.

A general hypothesis is that clusters of genes in the same chromatin domain have a higher chance to be expressed simultaneously than genes located in different chromatin domains [ 5, 17].

The difficulty is related to the fact that up to now there is not a general hypothesis that guarantees the application of free deconvolution to any random matrix.