Sentence examples for excluding the hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The ION phenotype is the same in all cases, excluding the hypothesis of variable penetrance.

Our results confirm the good concordance between IHC and FISH analyses in ovarian cancers because all the samples showing 1+ staining or cytoplasmic staining were not amplified, thus excluding the hypothesis of possible false negatives.

Furthermore, we show that PrPC remains associated to DRMs through all endocytosis also in GT-1 cells (Figure 5B), thus excluding the hypothesis that this was an idiosyncrasy of FRT cells.

As shown in Figure 4B, 2 µM LDH-B did not have any effect on the binding of 0.5 µM actinin to GNE, excluding the hypothesis that LDH-B may act as a co-factor for GNE-α-actinin 1 interaction.

This strong interaction could explain the influence of the dummy 4 revealed by the PB analysis, excluding the hypothesis of an experimental error [ 36].

Brain MRI confirmed the lesion in the posterior compartment of the left cavernous sinus: its signal behaviour excluded both fatty and hemorrhagic content of the tumour, excluding the hypothesis of paramagnetic effect related to hemosiderin and blood degradation products.

The group, headed by Dr. Upton of New Jersey, wrote that the data "do not exclude" the hypothesis.

These findings exclude the hypothesis of heterotopic ovarian tissue.

Thus we can exclude the hypothesis that the penetration rate of the fungus is enhanced under high nitrogen as proposed by Talukder et al. (2005).

The absence of range-type spread-F as monitored by a local digisonde and the absence of radio wave scintillation as monitored by a local GPS receiver, excludes the hypothesis that the wave-like airglow structures are associated with the occurrence of the ionospheric plasma bubbles.

These findings exclude the hypothesis of bone metastasis Open image in new window Fig. 12 a Axial post-contrast T1-weighted fat saturated 3D FLASH (VIBE) axial image showing a round, well-defined hypervascular lesion in the right femoral head (white arrows).