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The model has proved useful in identifying the role of pipe resonance in the intake process and has led to the development of a simple hypothesis to explain the structure of the intake pressure time history: the early stages of the intake process are governed by the instantaneous values of the piston velocity and the open area under the valve.
A simple hypothesis to explain the increased length of first introns is that these introns contain functional elements that are present in addition to what might be regarded as 'normal' intron structure.
A simple hypothesis to explain these findings is that an hTR-bound full-length TERT can co-purify a TERT fragment dimerized through the PAL.
Thus, a simple hypothesis to explain our present data would be that α-MSH initially acts to reduce early tumour spread, but affords protection to those cells that do escape from a primary tumour site.
One simple hypothesis to explain the tissue loss in p35 mutants would be an increase in cell death.
A simple hypothesis for helping to explain this pattern involves a history of strong selection for genetically based, environmentally induced growth allocation patterns (e.g. relative allocation to brain, vascular system, insulin system function, immune function, etc).
A mechanistic understanding of CIN in each mutant is not currently available; however, in many cases a simple hypothesis can be generated to explain the role of a particular cellular pathway implicated in genome integrity.
A simple hypothesis is that agaves adapted to their environments by the expansion of gene families, and the Agave transcriptomes allow preliminary analyses of gene duplication.
The recognition that states of a ES cell are read out by the gene expression of key regulators, has lead to a simple hypothesis regarding the pluripotent nature of the ESC [ 7].
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This question might sound complex, but there is a simple hypothesis about what steers the human brain to trust another human: a hormone called oxytocin.
