Sentence examples for based on hypotheses derived from inspiring English sources

Based on hypotheses derived from clinical practice, it explores cognitive flexibility in Anorexia Nervosa within two concepts: Central coherence and set-shifting.

On the other hand, one can notice that, for Pd = 0.37 and Pfa = 0.1 the MSRL based on the CRB is exactly equal to the MSRL based on hypothesis test approach derived in the asymptotic case.

Based on a hypothesis derived from studies in rats, I was able to show that in humans, a transient pathological event during the first few days of life predisposes a person to exaggerated pulmonary hypertension during high-altitude exposure in adulthood.

Like those of other commentators, our views derive from secondary or exploratory analyses and thus are based on hypotheses.

It is all based on hypotheses and gossip".

The images are based on hypotheses put forth by Dr. Alan Kwan, an expert on computational genomics.

Only in cases in which analyses were based on a priori hypotheses derived from literature (e.g., [ 10, 41]), results are presented without correction of error probabilities for multiple testing (see also [ 41]).

Science is knowledge based on hypothesis, experimentation and observation.

Because the critical regions in the promoters that make TFBSs functional are unknown, Eq. (6) is actually based on a derived hypothesis: if the offset distance of two TFBSs of a common TF in two genes' promoters is small, the two TFBSs are prone to co-present in the critical regions and therefore be co-functional.

Since GPR54 is expressed on GnRH neurons in the hypothalamus and is best understood as a regulator of hypothalamic GnRH release [3], we tested the hypothesis, based on data derived from the KO MEFs that diminished β-arrestin 1 and 2 signaling in the GnRH neuron results in altered downstream responses, such as gene expression.

Thus we found acceptable evidence for our proposed model which was based on a priori hypothesis derived from SDT.