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The earlier finding that ectopic expression of BCL11B in HeLa cells caused cell cycle retardation inspired the authors to develop a hypothesis of unscheduled proliferation as a primary cause of cell death in Bcl11b-depleted cells.

Our new results in Figure  8 suggest that Ephialtitidae is the sister group to all other Apocrita (Kuafuidae + (Orussoidae + ((Stephanidae + Evanioidae) + (Ceraphronmorpha + (Proctotrupomorpha + (Ichneumonomorpha + Vespomorpha))))), which add more details to the understanding and made possible to develop a hypothesis of the early evolution of higher Hymenoptera.

The authors then develop a hypothesis on the possible existence of cytokinin riboswitches.

This model was used to develop an hypothesis of the selective mechanism explaining the evolution of large eyes in the giant squid [ 1], concluding that large eyes perform best in detecting large luminous objects in the deep sea.

A key to answering these questions is the identification and characterization of the MRP gene and developing a hypothesis of its evolution.

The format for each case discussion is to identify the cues, the facts of the case in terms of signs, symptoms, and other pertinent data; develop a hypothesis list of basic science principles and concepts that explain as many of the cues as possible; and a list of learning issues that will guide students in independent learning activities prior to their next PBL session.

Lack (e.g., 1947) was the first to develop a hypothesis concerning the evolution of clutch size in birds.

Once the memory games are created, students in pairs should develop a hypothesis about the possible results of their game.

The majority of states include some components of the nature of science within their standards, but these are most often presented as simplistic, discrete skills (e.g., students will be able to "develop a hypothesis" or "interpret a sequence of events").

Taking into account the results obtained using the combined study of the near and far electric fields recorded in water and equivalent electromotive forces recorded when the fish is in the air we developed an hypothesis on how the different generators of each fish are represented in the far field for each species (Fig. 8).

The purpose of this work was to develop a hypothesis-free mathematical algorithm, capable of predicting the dynamic behavior of time-dependent contractile reactivity of isolated blood vessels.