Sentence examples for divergent hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Unexpectedly, all four scales demonstrated significant correlations with non-body image dimensions and the divergent hypothesis was not confirmed.

We also propose a mechanism for how two seemingly divergent hypotheses can be combined into a cohesive model for disease progression.

Several divergent hypotheses have been proposed to explain this setback (reviewed by Borst [ 1]).

Recent work [27 ▪] has reconciled the divergent hypotheses on the function of SORT1 in lipoprotein metabolism.

The data did not support our hypothesis because the correlations that are significant were expected to be non-significant and weaker under the divergent hypotheses tested.

Despite extensive study, the etiology and pathogenesis of AIS are still uncertain [ 4]; several divergent hypotheses have been postulated to better define this etiology [ 5, 6].

Specifically, we assessed 15 convergent hypotheses with the WHO-DAS 2.0 questionnaire, 18 convergent hypotheses with the SF-36 questionnaire, and seven divergent hypotheses with the MOS-Social Support Scale.

More specifically, the potential negative relation between individual allele divergence and number of parasite species is in line with the ' divergent allele advantage' hypothesis.

Although signal sequences are somewhat more conserved, teretoxins are highly divergent, making homology hypothesis doubtful and alignments difficult.

Ribosomal proteins are widely distributed informational genes containing many protein protein and protein rRNA interactions thought to be refractory to transfer between divergent species (complexity hypothesis; Jain et al. 1999).

Moreover, the paired action of PTCs and nonsense-mediated decay has been suggested as a novel mechanism to regulate gene expression [ 21- 24] and the observed frequent occurrence of PTC mutations further support the hypothesis that divergent gene expression and alternative splicing affect the phenotypic divergence.