When it is endorsed, the hypothesis is regarded as more plausible, more probable, and more explanatory than relevant alternatives.
He was censured by Boyle for misappropriating his experiments to endorse his hypothesis of the Spirit of Nature.
Our results endorse the hypothesis that under ventilation with a fixed frequency, the interactions between cardiac and respiratory fluctuations were stronger than in the case of patient driven modes of mechanical ventilation, as PSV and NAVA (2).
Our results endorse the hypothesis of an association between type 2 diabetes, mitochondrial dysfunction, and leukocyte-endothelium interaction.
In conclusion, the differential expression of these enzymes belonging to the inositol phosphate pathway endorses the hypothesis that T. urticae synthesizes inositol which is involved in cryoprotection.
These results endorse the hypothesis that tumor regression was obtained by action of the endostatin released by the immunoisolated cells expressing this protein.
Endorsing this hypothesis, using immunohistochemistry, we have demonstrated increasing 5αR1 protein levels in human liver with histological progression of NASH, which correlated with the presence of lobular inflammation; 5αR2 protein levels were unchanged across the NAFLD spectrum.
Additionally, accumulation of hyperacetylated histones per se is not sufficient to cause growth inhibition (Brinkmann et al. 2001), endorsing the hypothesis that growth inhibition due to HDAC inhibitors is a complex process based upon direct modified gene expression and contributing effects of chromosomal or genomic instability.
In keeping with the second hypothesis, women who endorsed protective practices antenatally but did not complete them postnatally had a twofold increase in the odds of incident postnatal CMD.
"Very few of them endorsed the repression hypothesis," she says.
