Sentence examples for converse hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The converse hypothesis suggests that elevated capt function might decrease F-actin formation.

A converse hypothesis, that RAX and LAS are elements of two independent transcription pathways, was also proposed [ 85].

To validate the converse hypothesis that genes highly coexpressed with histone genes also tend to share some similarity in promoter structure with histone genes, we performed a random test on highly coexpressed genes.

However, we cannot rule out the converse hypothesis that, for instance, MRSA of ST8 from France, which do not harbor the PVL locus and are of agr1 allele, derive from an ancestor of agr1 allele found in the United States, carrying the PVL locus (Table 3 and data not shown).

Moreover, the PWI in the current case suggested microvessels constriction rather than vessel dilation during headache, which was also converse to this hypothesis.

The converse of our hypothesis is that bacteria from smokers' sinuses when removed from the stimulus of cigarette smoke revert to a phenotype similar to that seen in bacteria from nonsmokers.

At both 13 and 15, the paths from antisocial behaviour to alcohol (mis)use are stronger than the converse, supporting the susceptibility hypothesis.

Our results corroborate the hypothesis of a converse interaction between ω3 PUFA and vitamin E intake on inflammatory biomarkers.

This hypothesis thus predicts the converse pattern: cathodal TDCS should enhance synesthesia whereas anodal TDCS should reduce it.

At a mechanistic level, there are also reasons to suggest that enhanced general knowledge and cognitive ability may in turn enhance reading skill (i.e., the converse relation to that in the main hypothesis).

We study when the converse implication holds and show that the hypotheses on the underlying function spaces cannot be dropped and that the obtained results are the most general in this topic.