In fact, given that interventions were often targeted at particular population subgroups (e.g., zero tolerance laws or graduated driving laws for young drivers, child restraint laws for children, or licensure requirements for older adults), it can be hypothesized that differential rates of progress may have occurred in different population age and sex subgroups.
It was hypothesized that differential phosphorylation of GPCRs by different GRKs acts as a "barcode", regulating their interaction with arrestins, thus encoding a particular signaling outcome.
Recently, it was hypothesized that differential expression of miRNAs in male and female immune cells contributes to sex differences in immune capabilities and susceptibilities to autoimmune diseases [ 41].
It can be hypothesized that differential expression of fos-regulatory genes may impact on the ability of fos to form the AP-1 corplex or may affect concomitant transcriptional activation of AP-1 target genes.
Therefore, it was hypothesized that: H1.
It has been hypothesized that a differential inflammatory response may explain this disparity.
To explain this sexual dimorphism, it has been hypothesized that the differential susceptibility to complex diseases, such as obesity and diabetes, in men and women is mediated by differences in the epigenetic regulation of genes induced by sex hormones (22).
Xylanases, as well as other CWDEs appear to be functionally redundant in C. carbonum and it has been hypothesized that the differential expression of these genes may reflect a need for redundancy (Apel-Birkhold and Walton 1996); this may also be true for Ptr where CWDEs also appear to be differentially expressed.
It has been hypothesized that sex differences may be the result of differential environmental exposure during occupational or leisure activities.
It has been hypothesized that maternally expressed genes (MEGs) and paternally expressed imprinted genes (PEGs) have differential functions in regulate endosperm development (Haig and Westoby 1991; Scott et al. 1998).
