Sentence examples for a hypothesis describing from inspiring English sources
From the obtained data, the authors developed a hypothesis describing the potentiostatic anodisation of titanium at voltages (up to 15 V) in 1 M H2SO4 with respect to time of anodisation.
In this review, we will propose a hypothesis describing a synergistic role between TGF- β and IGF signaling in stromal-epithelial interaction in prostate cancer.
In the scientific approach to analysis, people create a hypothesis, describe the facts that support the hypothesis, and then publish their findings as conclusions.
However, the result is in support of a hypothesis described by Winterer et al 23 that suggested the mediation of the effect of the rs16969968 risk allele on greater nicotine dependence to be via poorer cognition.
The biologic rationale for a breast cancer effect stems from a hypothesis described by Labreche and Goldberg that organic solvents such as PCE may act either directly as genotoxic agents or indirectly through their metabolites to increase the risk of breast cancer [ 15].
The finding that different SM proteins bind their cognate syntaxins via strikingly different mechanisms has severely hampered formulation of a unifying hypothesis describing the mechanism(s) by which SM proteins regulate SNARE-mediated membrane fusion.
Therefore, under a null hypothesis describing equivalence between all the varieties, the observed number of significant differences between GMO and counterpart (23) is relatively small.
Based on a recent hypothesis describing the origin of repetitive families [ 24], it is proposed that regulatory innovations increased the number of small viable subpopulations of individuals with new biological adaptations.
The 'histone code' is a well-established hypothesis describing the idea that specific patterns of post-translational modifications to histones act like a molecular 'code' recognised and used by non-histone proteins to regulate specific chromatin functions.
The 'histone code' is a well-established hypothesis describing the idea that specific patterns of post-translational modifications to histones act like a molecular 'code' recognized and used by non-histone proteins to regulate specific chromatin functions.
A prominent albeit controversial hypothesis, describing one form of cancer cell plasticity, is the concept of the existence of cancer stem cells (CSC) [ 2].
