Sentence examples for attributed to the hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The loss of power for GC may be attributed to the hypothesis in GC that the original statistics at both candidate loci and null loci were affected by population stratification in a similar way with a similar magnitude [7], which may result in an overestimate of λ for candidate loci, especially in significantly stratified populations [14].

The results of this study were attributed to the hypothesis that poorly perfused tumours respond poorly to radiotherapy, as tumours with low perfusion are increasingly hypoxic and therefore have a greater risk of local failure.

Our observation of higher levels of autophagy in primary normal cells may be attributed to the hypothesis that normal cells have a higher ROS-threshold tolerance than cancer cells (Gorrini et al, 2013).

In Australia, for almost all disease categories, rates for Aboriginal were higher than those for other Australians, which were mainly attributed to the hypothesis of social and economic inequality [ 2- 4].

In the light of this finding, the expression of miRNAs in circulation and cancerous tissues cannot maintain consistency under some circumstance, which may be attributed to the hypothesis that the impact of miR-200c on the prognosis of cancer may be a process of dynamic change in tumorigenesis and tumor progression.

The rapid rise of allergic disorders in developed countries has been attributed to the hygiene hypothesis, implicating that increased environmental sanitation in early childhood may be associated with higher incidence of hypersensitivity.

Recently, the prevalence of autoimmune disorders in Western human populations has been attributed to the 'hygiene hypothesis' (Okada et al. 2010).

6 8 The SUD was attributed to the 'imprinting hypothesis' and was first published in the BMJ in 1990 by Jacobson et al. 7 The brain, when exposed to a noxe during a window in time before or during birth, could be affected permanently by changing neurotransmitter receptors, synaptogenesis, myelination, proliferation, apoptosis, migration of neuronal cells or by stunting of dendrite growth.

Drug resistance is often attributed to the cancer stem cell (CSC) hypothesis: anti-mitotic cancer drugs spare the slow proliferating, tumor-regenerating stem- or progenitor cells [5] [7], which eventually re-constitute the tumor mass.

Therefore, the decreased SP cells population may be attributed to the differentiation of SP cells.The hypothesis could be demonstrated by the following results: First, after exposure to sesamin for 7 days, the single-cell suspensions derived from primary tumor-spheres formed significantly fewer and smaller secondary tumor-spheres.

This contrasting phenomenon was explained by the hypothesis that could be attributed to the distinct nanotopographic features of these two kinds of nanocarbon substrates.