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Development of sexual orientation and gender identity in humans has been hypothesized to partly result from an interaction between sex hormones and the developing brain cells.
The large number of new cases of these disorders has been hypothesized to partly result from de novo mutations that might compensate for allele loss due to severely reduced reproductive fitness, thereby maintaining high frequencies of these diseases [ 18].
87– 90 Lipid peroxidation, which is increased among obese subjects, has been hypothesized to be partly responsible for the association of obesity with renal cell cancer through the formation of DNA adducts.
Long-chain hydrocarbons are less volatile and have therefore been hypothesized to be less informative as recognition cues [37], which is consistent with the lower aggression levels across L. neglectus and (partly) lowland L. turcicus.
This excess risk of cardiac events in MDD is hypothesized to result partly from elevated noradrenergic and sympathetic autonomic function, coupled with reduced parasympathetic tone on the heart rate (HR) (Carney et al. 2005).
The developmental change in the strength of relationship between the two WM systems with Lao and American children observed by Conant et al. (2004) was hypothesized to be mediated partly by literacy training, which enhances the dominance of the phonological-auditory processing loop in WM.
Increased morbidity and mortality from particulate matter (PM) is hypothesized to be caused partly by systemic inflammation and a hypercoagulable state following pulmonary oxidative stress and inflammation (Seaton et al. 1995).
Immunity is hypothesized to share limited resources with other physiological functions and this may partly account for the fitness costs of reproduction.
Thus, the primary effect of MPH on central CA mechanisms might have a significantly greater impact on the non-aggressive ADHD patient, whose deficits are hypothesized to be mediated by CA. The aggressive ADHD patient, whose deficits are hypothesized to be partly related to 5-HT mechanisms, had less response to MPH [ 12].
Evidence of an inflammatory response in human lungs is important partly because it has been hypothesized that pulmonary inflammation may lead to a systemic cascade that can ultimately affect the cardiovascular system.
