Sentence examples for convenient hypothesis from inspiring English sources

39, 40 Although the concept of "M1/M2 macrophages" is a convenient hypothesis simply dividing TAMs into two populations, we should note that TAMs contain various macrophage populations with a wide range of polarization statuses stimulated by complex signals in tumor microenvironment.

Remark 3.1 Formula (3.6) in the particular case m = ( m t ) = ( A t ) was considered by Toader and Sándor [7] in the aim to obtain some mean-inequalities when convenient hypotheses on ϕ and Φ are assumed.

Although convenient, this hypothesis oversimplifies the problem because the correlation between the permanent effects of the dam is not equal to 1 between single- and twin-reared lambs.

The approach is of a non-parametric nature, which makes it convenient for testing hypotheses of damping mechanisms from measured random vibration data.

Odontogenesis in voles is a convenient model to test hypotheses on tooth development generated from investigations in the mouse.

During the early stage of cancer clinical trials, when it is not convenient to construct an explicit hypothesis testing, a study on a new therapy often calls for a response rate (p) estimation concurrently with or right before a typical phase II study.

Because this unified hypothesis is highly convenient and attractive to explain both local molecular change of αS as "a molecular template" and its stereotyped spread as "a structural template", this combination is now enjoying the initial honeymoon of a happy marriage, when everything is usually considered in favor of this hypothesis.

Finally, we introduce the "rhodoplex hypothesis" as a convenient way to designate evolutionary scenarios where CASH plastids are ultimately the product of a single secondary endosymbiosis with a red alga but were subsequently horizontally spread via higher-order eukaryote-to-eukaryote endosymbioses.

As SIC and DRS are highly immunogenic in humans [ 14, 16] and their immune responses are likely to be persistent, serology to these antigens may offer a convenient method to test the hypothesis that seropositivity to SIC or DRS is more prevalent in CKD and ESRD patients than in control subjects.

To overcome the previous drawbacks, it would be convenient to consider the following hypotheses.

In multifactorial diseases such as BRD, high-throughput omics approaches such as transcriptomics and proteomics offer a convenient alternative than the traditional hypothesis-driven research to explore disease complexity.