The underlying idea is to form a hypothesis of the active and inactive transmission modes and check whether a consistent solution can be found or not.
Other studies of treatment response are more equivocal with regard to the hypothesis of active infection.
The hypothesis of active infection is supported by studies that demonstrate better clinical response in the setting of longer ATT duration.
As confirmed experimentally the hypothesis of active participation of the polyoxyethylene chain in the cyanoethylation process allowed the approximation of the coordination numbers of the alkali cations with the phase-transfer catalyst (GLYME-n-PN) in the class of "homogeneous" dicyanoethylated polyethyleneglycols (n = 3, 6, 9, 12, 16, 20).
Combined, these findings further support the hypothesis of active cross-species transmission of STLV to humans in this region (7 ).
The ratio of Ki67 positive LVs is reduced with growing distance from the tumour border, which supports the hypothesis of active tumour-induced formation of new LVs (tumour-associated lymphangiogenesis).
The average GC3 in microchromosomes was predicted to be increasing (mean GC3 for the 1,025 genes: 49.9%, GC3*: 58.4%), whereas macrochromosomes appeared to be at equilibrium (GC3: 44.6%, GC3*: 45.0%), again consistent with the hypothesis of active gBGC in the green anole.
Nevertheless, our findings confirm without a doubt the presence of CAF-secreted NRG-1 and the stimulatory effects of this ligand on ErbB3 signalling and proliferation of pancreatic cancer cells, further supporting the hypothesis of active stromal epithelial interaction in PDAC.
The observed result is somewhat supportive of our hypothesis of active pigmentation binding mechanisms in silk fibers, particularly in that it suggests that substantial catalytic reactions occur within the silk glands of colored-cocoon group but not (or at least less-so) within the non-colored-cocoon group.
This fact appears to be consistent with a hypothesis of active capacitive load behaviour for the PEO process.
