Sentence examples for either hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Either hypothesis would shake up ideas about Dickinsonia and a number of other Ediacarans, says the duo.

NASA astrophysicist Valerie Connaughton of the University of Alabama, Huntsville, isn't sure either hypothesis will hold up, because no radio burst has ever been associated with either phenomenon.

Either hypothesis may be adopted since they are empirically equivalent descriptions; their joint possibility is referred to as "the relativity of geometry".

Either hypothesis is consistent with what is known presently about LINE evolutionary history and functioning.

Whilst we are currently addressing this question, it is clear however, that each activated receptor will have two symmetry related adaptor binding sites so in principle either hypothesis is feasible.

Either hypothesis is supported by the cellular changes that occur in the rodent liver after different hepatocarcinogenic regimens.

Unfortunately, neither insulin measures nor androgen levels were available for these subjects with which to further test either hypothesis.

Thus, either hypothesis might explain why RecQ is required for apparent death-by-recombination pathways only in the absence of UvrD.

In fact, the findings by Shah [ 50, 51] support either hypothesis because the inflammation reaction can also be elicited by the muscle ischemia in the contracture knot.

Approaches are either hypothesis-driven, focusing on specific candidate genes and candidate pathways, or represent a blind search systematically scanning the whole genome.

Before either hypothesis-testing procedures or regression-modeling techniques are pursued, we suggest so-called multiple contrast tests be carried out (Branson et al. 2003; Bretz et al. 2005) in order to guarantee that at least one tested dose has produced an effect that is significantly different from the controls while preserving the global error rate at the prespecified α.