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It has been hypothesized that pre-seeding a scaffold with endothelial cells could improve angiogenesis and bone regeneration through a complex dialogue between endothelial cells and bone-forming cells.

It is hypothesized that pre-existing proteins evolved to bind and use guide RNA during evolution.

It was hypothesized that pre-treatment with metyrapone, a cortisol synthesis inhibitor, would prevent MDMA effects on memory from occurring.

Based on the apparent lack of pre-existing cross-protective antibodies to the A (H1N1 pdm09 strain, it was hypothesized that pre-existing CD4+ T cellular immunity provided the crucial immunity that led to an attenuation of disease severity.

Since cramping is felt to be a major component of discomfort during colon preparation [ 4], it was hypothesized that pre-treating the colon with a stool-softening fiber supplement could reduce cramping and improve tolerability.

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Since a substantial amount of active Lck is present in the basal state and does not change with TCR ligation, it has been hypothesized that the pre-existing pool of active Lck is responsible for the highly sensitive and rapid initiation of TCR signaling in response to ligand engagement (Nika et al., 2010).

In addition to the hypothesis tested in this study, it has been hypothesized that cerebral palsy of pre-partum aetiology is also the result of early loss of a conceptus in a multiple gestation (Pharoah and Cooke, 1997) and that both cerebral palsy and congenital anomalies share the same pathological process though the pathological pathways themselves differ (Pharoah, 2005).

Additionally, it has been hypothesized that in cattle atresia mimics pre-ovulatory maturation (Sirard et al., 1999).

It has been hypothesized that during heterotypic secondary DENV infections, pre-existing cross-reactive antibodies enhance viral entry into host cells by forming virus antibody complexes and binding to F cγ receptor-bearing cells, resulting in an increase in viremia and more severe disease.

It has been hypothesized that reducing sunlight by only 1% should eliminate this problem.