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Because we hypothesize that plant competition for soil resources may be an important determinant of leaf nutritional quality, we examined the response of one leaf-tying species to N and P fertilization and host competitive environment in separate field and greenhouse experiments.

Because we hypothesize that each patient should transition between clusters as physiology and resuscitation state change, we plotted the cluster assignment over time for each patient.

We focused on finding repeats located within intergenic regions because we hypothesize that they may be more likely to affect gene order.

Because we hypothesize the BD-L metagene may correlate with a spectrum of dysfunction, we chose to induce DNA damage to enhance the effectiveness of the PARP inhibitor.

We cluster non-adjacent nodes/edges because we hypothesize that function is encoded throughout the network, not just in dense connected local network regions.

Because we hypothesize the BD-L metagene provides a measure of a BRCA1-associated pathway function rather than a BRCA1 gene mutation or the expression status, the metagene would also account for potential compensatory mechanisms.

First, we performed the luciferase assays in the adult OGCT-derived KGN cell line, even if it carries the p.Cys134Trp mutation at the heterozygous state, because these cells have been shown to be good models of granulosa cells [16] and because, we hypothesized, overexpression of the FOXL2 variants should outweight the endogenous protein levels in this kind of assay (Figure 2).

We refer to this group as "younger" relative to the older driver group, and we chose to exclude the youngest drivers (<25 years) because we hypothesized the driving patterns and experiences of novices would be significantly different.

Our sample focused on ED patients because we hypothesized that this may represent a population that typically has more comorbidities (Institute of Medicine IOM Committee on the Future of Emergency Care in the United States Health System [2007]), possibly increased risk of adverse driving outcomes, and perhaps different patterns of self-restricted driving compared to the general population.

We predicted a quadratic relationship between both species richness and probability of occupancy for individual species with time since ditch maintenance because we hypothesized anurans would respond positively to intermediate vegetation structure and canopy cover when selecting calling and oviposition sites.

Because we hypothesized that the effect of any association would be greatest for adolescents and young adults we performed further analysis stratified by age categories for men.