Sentence examples for completely different hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Nisolle and Donnez in 1997 published a completely different hypothesis about the development of the endometrioma: a celomic metaplasia of invaginated superficial ovarian epithelium in typical glandular epithelium and stroma, thus excluding the possible involvement of retrograde menstruation in endometrioma's pathogenesis [ 16].
It is evident from the above, that three completely different sets of hypotheses give rise to exactly the same form of distribution and that while the UGWD may be a plausible model if accident proneness is a accepted as an established fact, a satisfactory fit of it is not to be taken as evidence for the validity of the proneness hypothesis.
However, the mechanism of action is completely different from our initial hypothesis.
So, although the experimental-variable subsets of GEO microarrays are defined by microarray developers, and the experimental variables are subjected to the hypothesis that the researchers wanted to investigate, these micrroarray data can be reused for investigations around the world even when their hypotheses are completely different from the originals.
Depending on which situation is considered, the pharmacological hypotheses underlying the symptoms are completely different.
The presence of this four-gene unit in a completely different location in Pta 11528 is indeed consistent with the hypothesis that it represents a discrete mobile unit.
Professor Ragazzi says: "We may find that we have the wrong hypothesis… [dark matter] may be something completely different.
The mapping of pollen viability in F2 revealed QTL at completely different loci in reciprocal SpMaF2 and MaSpF2 plants, which supports the hypothesis of nuclear cytoplasmic interaction.
Since the involved mechanisms are still not completely understood, we consider various models, each of them being based on a different hypothesis.
However, in this period he also presented a completely different method, which did not rely on the SZA but rather on the ergodic hypothesis.
"Completely different area".
