Sentence examples for early hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Grabau also formulated an early hypothesis of continental drift.

Early in his career, Stevens was one of many researchers struck by the markedly high incidence of breast cancer among women in the industrialized world, in comparison with those in developing countries, and he at first supported the most common early hypothesis, which was that the cause must be dietary.

It was these RPE changes, based both on the FA pattern and clinical appearance of the disease, which led to the early hypothesis that damage to the RPE was the "initial pathologic event" in this disease [2].

Following a polymer analogy, a popular early hypothesis described HS as collections of organic macromolecules, with molecular weights of up to several tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of grams per mole [1],[6],[7].

Early hypothesis of AD pathology posits that 39 43 AA long misfolded amyloid beta (Aβ) peptide forms a fibrillar structure and induces pathophysiological response by destabilizing cellular ionic homeostasis.

One early hypothesis was that Pluto was an escaped moon of Neptune, knocked out of orbit by its largest current moon, Triton.

Because the present study was an early hypothesis-generating evaluation of this technology, multiple quantitative and qualitative outcomes were measured.

Under the eukaryotes-early hypothesis, Eukarya emerged at around the same time as Bacteria and Archaea through a different type of viral infection.

9 Under the eukaryotes-early hypothesis, Eukarya emerged at around the same time as Bacteria and Archaea through a different type of viral infection.

The "WGD-late" hypothesis (1) is that WGD occurred within or very shortly before the papilionoids, after the mimosoid (Cf /papilionoid (Gm, Mt) split; and the "WGD-early" hypothesis (2) is that WGD predated the mimosoid/papilionoid split.

This seems to be a very unparsimonious scenario, which would argue against the eukaryotes-early hypothesis.