Sentence examples for expanded the hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Within the available data, site by year interaction was not a significant factor but because the catchment areas expanded, the hypothesis of site by year interaction could not be fully tested.

We wished, however, to expand the hypothesis to consider whether demographic traits followed two different trends, shifting in slope after the drought.

If S n is the current hypothesis score after recognizing the word w n and w n +1 is the next recognized word after expanding the hypothesis, then the new hypothesis score in logarithm domain is as Eq. 1, where SAM w n +1) is the acoustic model score for word w n +1and SLM w n +1) is its language model score.

These address and expand the hypothesis to other autoantigens.

Scientists either solidify and expand the successful hypothesis or develop a new hypothesis based on the new data they were able to collect.

Hamilton et al. [ 14] expanded upon the hypothesis of separate, freshwater invasions by speculating that the ancestors of extant river dolphins remained in river systems after sea level regressed from its middle Miocene highs.

We also include a brief discussion of expanding the hygiene hypothesis.

The inflammatory hypothesis is an example of how amyloid and tau research can be integrated into a novel set of ideas, both expanding the amyloid hypothesis and including it.

This somatic cell-dominated sex differentiation model expands the previous hypothesis that ovarian fate is passively determined by a threshold number of developing oocytes; that is, a number of oocytes exceeding the threshold activate the female pathway, whereas a number of oocytes under the threshold induce the male pathway.

Expanding the obesogen hypothesis, several researchers (Heindel and vom Saal 2009; Wolff et al. 2008) have proposed that environmental chemicals may act during critical windows of prepubertal and pubertal development to alter pathways involved in food intake, insulin sensitivity, lipid metabolism, and adipocyte development.

To further test our hypothesis, we expanded the search for twintrons into well-annotated vertebrate genomes.