The phrase "arrest hypothesis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific research, psychology, or discussions about theories that explain a phenomenon or behavior that leads to an arrest.
Example: "The arrest hypothesis suggests that certain environmental factors can significantly increase the likelihood of an individual's arrest."
Alternatives: "detention theory" or "apprehension hypothesis".
After more than four years of observing and interviewing Vineyard members, and participating in prayer groups, Bible study and weekly worship, Luhrmann arrived at a simple but arresting hypothesis: Evangelicals believe in an intimate God who talks to them personally because their churches coach them in a new theory of mind.
This "arrested phagosome hypothesis (APH)" offers a subtly different perspective on the cellular machinations in operation when Symbiodinium take up residency in host cells.
The arrested immunity hypothesis posits that early treatment interrupts the immune response, thereby enhancing population susceptibility to infection as people re-enter the same sexual networks [ 4, 22].
It has been suggested that while a 'screen and treat' strategy may reduce the incidence of chlamydia infection, it increases the risk of reinfection due to an impairment in the development of a partial immunity following treatment – this immunity occurring after a spontaneous resolution in the infection – the so called "arrested immunity hypothesis" [ 68].
These functions appear to be unrelated to growth inhibition and cell cycle arrest, supporting the hypothesis that p53-independent regulation of p21 could be one of the signaling pathways activated during tumorogenesis and/or tumor progression in Hela cells as well as in other cancer types [ 47, 48].
In conclusion, these results indicate that constitutive overexpression of the cyclinD1/cdk4 complex in RCS cells blocks FGF-induced p107 dephosphorylation and growth arrest, consistent with the hypotheses that p107 dephosphorylation is a crucial initial event in the response of chondrocytes to FGF signaling.
To test this hypothesis, we arrested the cell cycle at S-phase by drug treatment and performed time-lapse observations of migrating nuclei.
The second question of whether international pressure was applied to Sweden to demand an arrest was a less nonsensical hypothesis, he said, but, "I believe the politicians when they say they haven't had any pressure from abroad".
However, co-expression of YopJ in this cell line rescued the growth arrest phenotype, thereby supporting the hypothesis that YopJ inhibits the HOG pathway downstream of the MKKK (Figure 1A, B).
