The phrase "add to the hypothesis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing scientific research or theories, indicating that new information or data is being incorporated into an existing hypothesis.
Example: "The recent findings from the experiment will add to the hypothesis that climate change is accelerating."
Alternatives: "contribute to the hypothesis" or "supplement the hypothesis".
Thus, the data presented here add to the hypothesis that IL-1 signaling within the blood vessel wall cells is the mechanism involved in the blood pressure and atherogenic responses to fat feeding in Apoe−/− mice.
These data highlight the effect of estrogen deficiency on bone turnover and add to the hypothesis that estrogen deprivation enhances all aspects of bone turnover.
Therefore, the data shown here for 17-HDHA add to the hypothesis that increasing the phagocytosis activity of macrophages is an important effect of the hydroxylated anti-inflammatory and proresolution lipid mediators derived from either AA or DHA.
The results add to the hypothesis that critical metabolic changes may be occurring during early neurodevelopment influencing faulty development of the brain and potentially contributing to further vulnerability to the illness.
Testing of H. pylori in the saliva and dental plaques in non cancer subjects wouldn't significantly add to the hypothesis as the site of colonization in betel chewers has to be the oral mucosa when compared to the non betel chewers in this study.
While no report of dengue and YF coinfection in human beings has been reported hitherto, results from in-vitro studies showing the presence of viral interference may add to the hypothesis of the dominant role DENV serotypes play in the Asian context.
This adds to the hypothesis that the level of ENO1 expression might be crucial.
The fact that by adding extra ENO1-mRNA to the cell lines, even though they expressed ENO1 already, made them apoptotic, adds to the hypothesis that the levels of this mRNA might be crucial.
Further support is added to the hypothesis that inhaled nitric oxide acts by two distinct mechanisms; one is vasodilation in ventilated lung regions, and the other is vasoconstriction in poorly ventilated or nonventilated lung regions.
The high prevalence of anterosuperior pre-osteoarthritic changes and reduced head/neck offset found in this young patient group adds to the hypothesis that SCFE results in cam-type deformity and FAI (Beck et al. 2005, Ganz et al. 2008, Jessel et al. 2009, Leunig et al. 2009, Barros et al. 2010, Klit et al. 2011).
Theorem 2.5 If the condition ( U ∗ ) is added to the hypotheses of Theorem 2.3 (respectively, Theorem 2.4), then the fixed point u of T is unique.
