Sentence examples for formation hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Stewart, S. T. & Nimmo, F. Surface runoff features on Mars: Testing the carbon dioxide formation hypothesis.
If it exists, it could provide evidence in favor of the in situ formation hypothesis for hot Jupiters.
The formation hypothesis of unique mesocrystal structures was strongly supported by an X-ray diffraction pattern and substantial melting point reduction.
The results have thrown the conventional solar system formation hypothesis on its head.
While actin and collagen differential gene expression was consistent with expected up-regulation and/or scar tissue formation, the two key matrix metalloproteinases MMP3 and MMP9 were down-regulated, contradicting the above "scar tissue formation" hypothesis.
The de novo formation hypothesis (that similar solo-TIR-like sequences close to each other may generate these short non-autonomous TEs) has not found empirical support to date.
We have investigated the active star formation sites and the ensuing evolution of star clusters in high-redshift merging proto-galaxies, and examined one of the formation hypotheses of old, metal-poor, blue globular clusters GCs.
Please explain why RATN synaptic modifications are expected to be necessary for memory formation; Our hypothesis was that RATN synaptic modification is required for memory formation, and our assumption was that were this the case, we would expect to see local evidence, including increased RATN phase alignment during successful encoding, in addition to the theta-gamma CFC already reported.
Late and Middle Paleolithic faunal assemblages in Europe have produced convincing evidence of communal hunting of large ungulates allowing for the formation of hypotheses concerning the skills of Neanderthals anatomically modern humans as social predators.
In this case, relying on the patient to provide a description of dizziness to develop the formation of hypotheses and lead the direction of objective tests is inappropriate.
In this case, solely relying on the patient to provide a description of dizziness to develop the formation of hypotheses and lead the direction of objective tests is inappropriate.
