Sentence examples for commonly accepted hypothesis from inspiring English sources

This is contrary to the commonly accepted hypothesis describing gradual epimerite constriction and subsequent separation facilitated by contractility of the membrane fusion site (osmiophilic ring).

The mesoscale model is not only able to correctly reproduce experimentally observed trends but also confirm the commonly accepted hypothesis that ITZ and aggregates counter-balance their effect leading to similar portlandite leaching rates in cement paste and mortars.

In contrast to the commonly accepted hypothesis where surface oxide layer is supposed to play a dominant role on fatigue fracture of silicon, another scenario newly appeared here being supported by a series of evidences which showed crystal slip deformation leading to fatigue damage accumulation.

A commonly accepted hypothesis is that virulence is an unavoidable consequence of parasite multiplication within the infected host [5].

A commonly accepted hypothesis is that virulence is an unavoidable consequence of parasite multiplication within the infected hosts [6], [7].

The most commonly accepted hypothesis on the IBD etiology is that abnormalities in the innate immune response by the mucosa cause a loss of tolerance to commensal microbiota and alterations in the composition of the gut microbiota.

In this work the attention is focused on two such commonly accepted hypotheses: (i) the hemodynamic response function (HRF) to be searched in the BOLD signal can be described by a specific parametric model e.g., double-gamma; (ii) the effect of stimuli on the signal is taken to be linearly additive.

The most commonly accepted pathogenetic hypothesis is that the dosage imbalance of genes on HSA21 is responsible for the molecular dysfunctions in DS, meaning that genes on the triplicated chromosome are overexpressed due to an extra chromosome 21, as demonstrated for selected genes like SOD1 and DYRK1A [ 8].

The most commonly cited are D. abbreviata and D. caucasica[ 19, 38], and the currently accepted hypothesis has D. filix-mas as an allotetraploid hybrid of the two (Table 1, Figure 1).

There is no accepted hypothesis to explain the asymmetry.

DNA methylation is a widely accepted hypothesis at present.