Therefore, we tested in the present experiment the hypothesis that noradrenaline and glucocorticoids, two major stress mediators, have differential effects on fear processing in men and women.
The morphology of the pyrite crystals formed in the hydrothermal experiments supports the hypothesis of a solid-state transformation.
Experiments evaluated the hypothesis that angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibition suppresses hyperglycemia-induced nitrotyrosine (NT) production in the renal cortex.
The results of these field experiments support the hypothesis that sexual cannibalism is adaptive to females.
The present experiments confirm the hypothesis that behavioural characters related to reproductive success evolve rapidly when one sex is removed from the gene pool.
The present experiments tested the hypothesis that there is a causal relationship between prenatal immune challenge and emergence of ventricular abnormalities relevant to schizophrenia in adulthood.
The results from these experiments support the hypothesis that IKKα plays an important role in controlling NF-κB-activity in the canonical pathway.
Experiments testing the hypothesis of temperature-dependent ploidy levels during meiosis could identify a unique mechanism for population-level genomic diversity.
The experiments suggest the hypothesis that Ehrlichia are transported through the filopodia, a potential mechanism to avoid the host immune system while the pathogen passed from cell to cell.
These observations from the SNAP experiments support the hypothesis that functional ischemia is necessary and plays a primary role in contraction-induced myofiber damage in mdx mice and can be prevented by augmentation of NO.
