Sentence examples similar to counterbalancing hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Direct genetic proof in favour of the "counterbalance" hypothesis is still missing, due also to the fact that cation channels have not been identified from a molecular point of view neither in cyanobacterial thylakoid nor in that of higher plants.
A crucial pathway seems to be oestrogens that are not counterbalanced by progesterone (the 'unopposed oestrogen' hypothesis) (Kaaks et al, 2002).
The hypothesis that noting positive experiences counterbalances, or outweighs, negatives makes intuitive sense.
Alternatively, counterbalancing instructors who are blind to the research hypotheses across groups that are randomly assigned to mental mathematics and control conditions would be a more stringent test of causality, but would greatly reduce the ecological validity of such a study.
The hypothesis tested is whether IMI acts as a negative leak and counterbalances the temperature-induced increase of the leak.
This favours the hypothesis that the suppressive activity of Tregs can be altered and counterbalanced by activated responder T cells in the joint, which are less susceptible to suppression as their counterparts from PB [ 14].
According to the 'unopposed estrogen' hypothesis, the mitogenic effects of estrogen on the endometrium, especially if not counterbalanced by progestagen, increase the risk of malignancy.
If the hypothesis is proved, reduction in the number of instrumentally assisted births should counterbalance any increase in perineal trauma and/or blood loss resulting from the upright birthing position.
(The Coasters don't bother counterbalancing anything).
