Sentence examples for authors hypothesis that from inspiring English sources

The addition of Wnt3 to zVAD-treated Hydra induced β-catenin nuclear translocation and rescued head regeneration, validating the authors' hypothesis that caspases trigger tissue regeneration through actions on the Wnt/ β-catenin pathway.

This supports the authors' hypothesis that the carboxyl-terminal domain of the NS1 proteins of avian H5N1 viruses acts as a virulence factor by binding cellular PDZ-containing proteins and disrupting their participation in important cellular processes.

To test the authors' hypothesis that human brain shrinkage is a result of greater longevity, Yankner says, "it would be interesting" to see if similar brain shrinkage occurs in other species with extreme longevity, "such as tortoises and turtles that live for well over 100 years, elephants that can live for 70 years, and parrots that can live for 80 years".

Lab experiments and observations in the field supported the authors' hypothesis that the presence of U. inflata in Adirondack lake systems damages the natural nutrient cycles that sustain the native flora.

The current results suggest an alternate explanation for the previously described associations with the PPARA intronic SNP and provide evidence to support the authors' hypothesis that C allele carriers have reduced PPARα expression.

Therefore the analysis supported the authors' hypothesis that there is a larger treatment effect the more active the disease.

This distinction is also relevant to the authors' Discussion hypothesis that higher-order correlation specificity might emerge from a two-stage cascade from V1 to V2.

The authors' hypothesis suggests that parasites prevent pollinators from laying eggs in outer ovules and that this allows the fig to produce seeds in those ovules — and Figure 4 supports this idea.

The authors' hypothesis is that implicit memory processing is not preserved during unconsciousness, even in the presence of a surgical stimulus.

The authors' hypothesis was that the students' relational thinking scores would improve after having engaged in the mental mathematics activities.

Among the study subjects, those with high levels of anxiety about pain had the greatest net engagement, which contradicted the authors' initial hypothesis that anxiety would interfere with a subject's ability to become absorbed in the music listening task.