Sentence examples for a recent hypothesis in from inspiring English sources

In view of a recent hypothesis in favor of a correlation between PAS and SGD, it will be intriguing to examine the correspondence between PAS, PolC and SGD in Firmicutes, Fusobacteria and other organisms under study.

This result could be interpreted as strengthening a recent hypothesis (elaborated in [ 23]) that introns may evolve into internal eliminated sequences (IES).

A recent hypothesis of an accident in the nuclear research facility adjacent to the KKK in 1986 (Schmitz-Feuerhake et al. 2005), is challenged because it appears unlikely that such an accident could have escaped environmental surveillance, and no action by public authorities was taken.

The results verify a recent hypothesis that anomalous eutectic in undercooled Ni Sn alloys has a dual origin: it results from eutectic dendrites growing at low undercoolings and from single-phase Ni-rich dendrites growing at high undercoolings.

In fact, a recent hypothesis implies the control of cell cycle in the onset of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease, which impacts heavily on the hippocampal function [82].

Deregulation of central carbon metabolic pathways has long been linked to cancer as discussed in a recent hypothesis (Konieczna et al. 2015), and we now show that changes in gene expression induced by Hcy-thiolactone, N-Hcy-protein, and Hcy can also be involved.

A recent hypothesis that links the trends in the health of the male reproductive system to xenoestrogens in the environment is discussed.

The prediction of thousands of potential miRNA targets is in agreement with a recent hypothesis of miRNA response elements connecting mRNAs, transcribed pseudogenes and long ncRNAs in large-scale regulatory networks (Salmena et al., 2011).

A recent hypothesis suggests that the cells involved in this process gain an altered heritable phenotype that promotes excessive fibrotic tissue accumulation.

A recent hypothesis proposes that the seasonal variation in the incidence of some infectious diseases is attributable to seasonal variation in host physiology, such as the density of a cellular receptor or the activity of the immune response (7 ).

Our findings are in line with a recent hypothesis of Khaitovich et al. [ 41] that states that SCZ may be a consequence of human brain development.