For example, hypothesizing that higher levels of cholinergic neuromodulation influence the propensity for staying-on-task despite accumulating opportunity costs, experiments can be designed to vary such costs over defined periods of time and to show whether neuromodulatory levels vary over such periods.
For example, we hypothesized that reovirus escaped into the cytoplasm and activated innate immunity via RIG-I and/or MDA5 in reovirus-susceptible tumor cells with high cathepsin activity levels.
For example, we hypothesized that the scales of the ITP-PAQ would be negatively correlated with the CES-D and positively correlated with those of the SF-36.
For example, we hypothesized that the PMH subscale 'Personal growth and autonomy' would have a positive and high correlation with the PGIS and 'Emotional support' would have a positive and high correlation with all the MSPSS domains.
For example, Kevin Keller and David Aaker, as well as Jean Romeo, hypothesized that brand dilution could result after the introduction of dissimilar extensions because the customers may perceive that the company was attempting to take undue advantage of its brand name.
For example, we hypothesize that high abandonment relief can strongly influence the location of the subsequent channel element and will result in an organized channel stacking pattern in which the path of the younger channel element approximates the path of the former element.
We conducted a search of newspapers to determine the extent of the discrepancy between reporting Coalition and Iraqi civilian deaths (see appendix 1 for examples), hypothesizing that there would be an over-representation of Coalition deaths compared to Iraqi civilian deaths, reflecting the discrepancy in broader public opinion.
For example, it has been hypothesized that the purinergic system is fundamental for the so-called "modal shift" of microglia, namely, their acquisition of different phenotypes over time, based on the time-dependent modification of the expression profile of P1 and P2 receptors [ 118].
It is possible, for example, to hypothesize that newborn guppies are able to discriminate 4 from 8 fish but, at this early age, they tend to avoid very large groups, a tendency that would disappear as they grow older.
Indeed, it is hypothesized that the likelihood of such interactions is increased in patients employing drugs with a narrow therapeutic index for example; warfarin, cyclosporin and digoxin.
