A generally accepted hypothesis is that the sympathetic stimulation induces catecholamine release in the myocardium leading to impaired systolic and diastolic function, repolarization abnormalities, and direct myocardial damage [3],[7],[8].
3 24 It is now a generally accepted hypothesis that subfertility per se has an important role in adverse effects in singletons born after medically assisted reproduction, although studies indicate that it is not the only contributor.
It is a generally accepted hypothesis that fluid flow within the bone matrix plays a key role in a strain-sensing mechanism involved in the normal adaptive response of bone (Van der Vis et al. 1998a, b, Skripitz and Aspenberg 2000, Qin et al. 2002, Astrand et al. 2003).
The generally accepted hypothesis, that migraine is mainly a disease of the central nervous system [1] is challenged by the high prevalence of neck pain reported by patients preceding or during the migraine attack [2, 3].
QLT is a linear transformation procedure we developed in order to visualize the generally accepted hypothesis that all samples have identical gene expression distributions, the principle of which is illustrated in Figure 2. Figure 2A shows the raw perfect match (PM) distributions of all 22 arrays plotted together with the average distribution.
Until recent decades the generally accepted hypothesis was that Berry ordered the cup as a present for his brother in 1380, to be ready for his birthday in January 1381.
The generally accepted hypothesis in arid zone environments in Australia that river water forms the primary groundwater recharge source has proven difficult to monitor.
HNE modification of DJ-1, though not reported previously even in the CNS, is clearly consistent with the generally accepted hypothesis that PD patients experience substantially increased levels of oxidative stress, with multiple proteins containing HNE adduction33,34.
The generally accepted hypothesis is that the Proto-Indo-European sounds from which the Germanic voiced stops developed were voiced aspirates and that they are preserved in Sanskrit but were changed in the other Indo-European languages by the loss of either voice or aspiration.
According to the most generally accepted hypothesis, there were in Proto-Indo-European at least two distinct series of velar (or "guttural") consonants: simple velars (or palatals), symbolized as *k, *g, and *gh, and labiovelars, symbolized as *kw, *gw, and *gwh.
On the contrary, we are focused on the PL of silicon nanocrystals [5] in the solid-state media, since there is no generally accepted hypothesis to explain the phosphorescence of pure cellulose-I (without lignins) under ultraviolet (UV) excitation [6].
