Sentence examples for favoured hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The currently favoured hypothesis suggests that these two lineages originated after either one or two independent hybridization events between strains of DTUs TcII and TcIII [ 21- 23].

Further theoretical studies are required to investigate whether sex-specific imprinting effects can be predicted as a result of asymmetrical fitness effects on patrilineal versus matrilineal relatives as outlined by the currently favoured hypothesis for the evolution of imprinting, the conflict or kinship theory of genomic imprinting [ 39, 40].

It may of course still be right, but there are enough obvious problems with it and a severe lack of indication of anything like it in living species that to consider it the favoured hypothesis seems incongruous.

Catecholamine-mediated myocardial stunning is currently the most favoured hypothesis.

Thus, the favoured hypothesis for XBP-1 function in plasma cell development is as follows.

There have been few developments in terms of environmental risk factors, although infection remains the most favoured hypothesis.

As alterations in synaptic connectivity and function are central to most of the currently favoured hypotheses regarding schizophrenia pathobiology, then genes that control these process warrant further attention (1).

In addition, studies in malignant mesothelioma [34, 43] favoured the hypothesis that greater Mn-enhancement is related to higher MnSOD expression in tumours.

Phylogenomic analyses of chloroplast sequence data favoured the hypothesis that the Oedogoniales represent the first branch of the OCC clade [ 15].

With all the precautions taken, support for the contamination hypothesis is reduced favouring the hypothesis of no maternal relationship.

This argues against the hypothesis that they are conserved only because of their utility for defence against limited phages or other parasites and favours the hypothesis that they behave as selfish (host-killing) mobile elements.