Sentence examples for described hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Because of the existing controversy for either one of the described hypothesis, namely mesialization of posterior molars or a distoangulation of the molar crown with a concomitant mesialization of their roots, the purpose of this study was to determine the effect of the MPDD on the sagittal inclination of maxillary molars in open bite individuals with different sagittal malocclusions.

These results agree with a previously described hypothesis of schizophrenia being, at least partly, a maladaptive by-product of adaptive changes during human evolution [ 20].

Rather than focus on a selection mechanism underlying one of the above described hypotheses to select for increased size, we use a simple property of fluid dynamics: clusters of cells settle faster through liquid than single cells.

The fact that this classifier independently uses endothelial and NK cell-associated transcripts for diagnosing ABMR further corroborates the above described hypothesis-driven observations by others that such transcripts are specifically increased in renal allografts with ABMR.

The introduction of the sentinel node concept was a logical attempt to clarify the controversy caused by the described hypotheses.

The primary and the secondary outcome measures will be used to confirm or reject the described hypotheses, while the explorative outcome measures will be used for hypothesis generation, and to report other potential beneficial or harmful effects of the interventions.

Because it describes hypothesis about variations in task performances, the statistical model (C: interpretation corner) is linked to the task model (B: observation corner) of the assessment triangle (Fig. 1).

The purpose of this review is to consolidate and explicitly describe hypotheses relating to landmarked boundaries and highlight areas most in need of research.

We describe hypotheses with regard to cell functions that may help in designing new therapeutic modalities, aimed at improving survival of cancer patients.

The theory was first proposed in the 1990s; one 1995 study described the hypothesis as asserting "persons deficient in CYP2D6 and who metabolize the drug more slowly (poor metabolizers or PM phenotypes) might have an exaggerated hyperthermic response".

First the theoretical case study will be described and hypothesis on parameter values will be introduced.