One lecture even focused on the evolution of religion, describing and testing the extant hypotheses in a manner that did not criticize religion as a societal institution.
Our findings are inconsistent with extant 'exclusive' hypotheses which posit that the task demands direct nonconsciously elicited cognitive processes to be deployed over either central representations or peripheral representations.
Some of these pathways, including those related to cell adhesion, complement activation and immune responses, and neurotrophic signaling reinforce extant leading hypotheses about the pathogenesis of AD (Crehan et al. 2012; Liu et al. 2012; Rubio-Perez and Morillas-Ruiz 2012; Wyss-Coray and Rogers 2012).
Comparative data on the diets of extant primates inform hypotheses about hominin resource use.
The analysis focuses on five instances of collaborative design decision-making and finds that matching between the technical and institutional architectures is a predictor of project success, consistent with the mirroring hypothesis in extant literature.
It has been suggested that different negative emotional contents have distinct effects on attention (e.g., [6]), and the few extant studies testing this hypothesis suggest that differential patterns exist.
The synteny of β subunit genes in mammalian, fish, amphibian, and avian lineages thus supports the hypothesis that extant vertebrate β subunits are orthologous.
Isolation of a 6 protein with HisA activity provides further evidence for the hypothesis that extant 8 may have evolved not only from symmetrical subunits.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06847.001 In this paper, Sirota and colleagues tested their hypothesis that extant drugs could be repurposed to target alternative diseases; if so, this could improve efficiency in the search for new treatments.
Correspondingly, our mutagenesis results support the hypothesis that extant birds with F86 are UVS, and, therefore, the supposition that there are at least two mechanisms determining UVS in birds [ 28].
