Electric and magnetic forces unified by Electromagnetic Theory The universal gravitational constant is hypothesized to change as the universe expands.
The cellular demand for NADPH is hypothesized to change with environmental conditions.
In women, high levels of gonadotropins (FSH and LH) and progesterone are hypothesized to change the ratio toward more girls, whereas high testosterone and estrogen levels change the ratio toward more boys (James 1987).
Since only a small percentage of metabolic genes were hypothesized to change mRNA abundance levels during infection, we use the Genomelab Expression profiler (GEXP) for estimating gene expression quantitatively.
Changes in NAA/Cho may be a useful clinical biomarker of RBT prognosis and treatment response, but its ability to explain the mechanism behind the changes, given that both NAA and Cho are hypothesized to change after a TBI, is also unclear.
These two SNPs are hypothesized to change DNA methylation as well, not only because they are located within the CpG island contained in the exon 4, but also because both are CpG-related SNPs (the cytosine allele forms a CpG dinucleotide while the thymine allele disrupts it).
In the following sections, we outline these theoretical approaches, highlight their relevance to reducing alcohol consumption, and introduce the intervention components and the psychological constructs that the components are hypothesized to change and, therefore, provide a mechanistic explanation of the effectiveness of the intervention.
Responsiveness assesses the ability of an instrument to detect change in individuals who are hypothesized to have changed on the underlying construct (HRQL) and who are known to have experienced change in clinical status.
Although the current mechanisms causing the ECG changes are unclear, these changes have been hypothesized to be due to changes to KATP (25) and other potassium channels not represented in the current model, rather than changes in deformation that have only limited impact on the ECG (26).
The first step in such an approach is to identify specific cognitive, affective, and behavioral processes that are hypothesized to mediate behavior change in a given treatment.
