Sentence examples for extends hypotheses from inspiring English sources
This finding, along with the further increases in cortical ACh efflux associated with task performance, extends hypotheses regarding the crucial role of cortical cholinergic transmission for attentional functions.
This work complements and extends hypotheses presented in our previous studies [3], [9], [10], [20], [53].
Use of PD biomarkers in early clinical trials extends hypothesis testing and confirms whether a drug hits a tumour target (proof of mechanism, POM) and thereafter, the anticipated tumour outcome is reached (proof of concept, POC).
The analysis presented is logical and supports the revised and extended hypothesis.
Regardless, there is virtually no support for a life span extending hypothesis for A-bomb survivors and other exposed subjects.
However, there is virtually no support for a life span extending hypothesis for A-bomb survivors and other exposed groups [ 16].
6 To test this extended hypothesis we performed time-dependent UV vis spectroscopy experiments in which apo-FbpABp was added to ferric siderophore complexes, and the characteristic CT band for the ferric siderophore was monitored over time.
Genomic characterization of 93 novel CanSINEs in Feliformia clarifies, amends and extends existing hypotheses on SINE evolution and strongly supports the phylogenetic fidelity of these retrotransposons.
It calls for assessment of the "strength of evidence" that accrues from a broadly defined toolbox of methods that includes typical hypothesis-testing epidemiologic designs and extends to hypothesis-generating epidemiology, toxicology, exposure assessment, risk assessment, wildlife studies, and human case reports.
The parental antagonism theory of language evolution extends this hypothesis.
Wentao Ma cites the previous publications on the origin of translation, in particular Szathmary's coenzyme handle hypothesis [ 15, 30] and the later paper by Wolf and Koonin [ 16] that extends this hypothesis and puts it in a broader context.
