Sentence examples for exaggerated hypotheses from inspiring English sources
so unrecognizable, that only the most exaggerated hypotheses occur to us as explanation: that the copy containing the article slipped behind the counter of the New Statesman's mailroom..or that the story was filed from Boston.
The hypothesis that exaggerated function in three elemental processes produces compulsive checking behavior would be strengthened if this model OCD-like phenotype could be 'synthesised' experimentally, without quinpirole treatment (Teitelbaum & Pellis, 1992; Teitelbaum, 2012).
Since the fitness advantages provided by specific MHC genotypes can depend on fluctuations in pathogen communities and host-parasite coadaptational cycles [e.g. [ 57]], these results support the Hamilton and Zuk hypothesis [ 21]: exaggerated ornaments constantly reveal the most successful genotype*environment combinations.
Deeming the Gaia hypothesis as unscientific is perhaps exaggerated, given that it could anyway be elaborated so to produce testable predictions (. for example, Oduro et al2012).
However, this hypothesis could partly explain the exaggerated infection risk seen in advanced renal failure, especially dialysis patients [ 40– 40].
Contrary to our hypothesis, HKII+/− mice displayed an exaggerated response to transverse aortic constriction (TAC).
This hypothesis states that mate preference for exaggerated male sexual ornaments or displays has evolved to secure fertility benefits for females.
The current study was designed to test the hypothesis that depressive symptoms would predict an exaggerated proinflammatory response to an in vivo antigen challenge, influenza virus vaccination, among pregnant women.
This observation leads to a novel hypothesis: patients with MS who exhibit an exaggerated response to exogenous IFNβ have both a poor treatment response and more severe disease.
Using a mouse model of whole-body cigarette smoke exposure to test our hypothesis, we show that animals mount an exaggerated inflammatory response to a mouse-adapted influenza A virus.
This hypothesis is supported by the observations that the exaggerated apical hook, which is typical in ACC-treated dark-grown plants, was absent in PAH-treated plants.
