Sentence examples for developmental hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Model simulations demonstrate that the DFT can accomplish both specificity generating novel, testable predictions and generality spanning multiple tasks across development with a relatively simple developmental hypothesis.

He accepted the nebular hypothesis in terms of the physical laws that yielded the developmental hypothesis, both in astronomy and biology.

He was concerned that the nebular hypothesis of the origin of solar systems, presented as a plausible scientific hypothesis by Laplace and supported by the observations of Herschel, was too readily taken in support of a "developmental hypothesis" about the universe, namely that the universe was created and had evolved toward an end congenial to supporting human life.

The developmental hypothesis of health and disease states that periconceptional exposures may affect metabolic imprinting of the child.

Our data support a prediction of the developmental hypothesis, which suggests that altricial nestlings gradually increase their glucocorticoid stress response during the nestling stage until exhibiting an adult like profile [48].

Moreover, they differ with respect to the maternal care delivered to their offspring: C57BL/6 dams have been found to spend more time licking and grooming their pups than their Balb/c conspecifics [22], [23], [24], [25], [26], which generates a considerable early-life environmental condition, a fact that has to be borne in mind with regard to any kind of developmental hypothesis [27].

The differences between first- and fourth-year students suggested that hierarchical classification procedures could be used to address developmental hypotheses.

Taken together, these results support both the developmental constraint hypothesis limiting the divergence of early expressed developmentally important genes, leading to a gradient of divergence rates over ontogeny (embryonic < larval/pupal < adult), as well as Darwin's 'selection opportunity' hypothesis leading to increased divergence in adults, particularly in the case of reproductive tissues.

Hartl, Günther B., Franz Suchentrunk, Rudolf Willing & Renate Petznek: Allozyme heterozygosity and fluctuating asymmetry in the brown hare (Lepus europaeus): a test of the developmental homeostasis hypothesis.

The developmental disconnection hypothesis of ASD poses that shorter connections become overly well established with development in this disorder, at the cost of long-range connections.

In sum, data from this study brings support for a developmental delay hypothesis, rather than a double dissociation within memory systems in WS.