Sentence examples for from any hypothesis from inspiring English sources

"The word 'gene' is completely free from any hypothesis," Johanssen declared, calling it "a very applicable little word".

Finally, the absence of significant similarity to other mt genes/regions prevents us from putting forward any hypothesis on their origin.

This follows from the fact that any hypothesis rejected by the closed weighted Bonferroni test procedure can also be rejected by the corresponding closed weighted Simes test procedure; see, for example, the Appendix in Maurer et al. (2011).

From the viewpoint of energetics, any hypothesis of abiogenesis has to indicate explicitly the energy source(s) that could account for the (i) formation of reduced carbon compounds and (ii) primordial polymerization reactions.

Although inspiration might be drawn from other systems, ultimately any hypotheses would have to be tested on endogenous genes in adult muscle that have developed in the absence of genetic manipulation.

By virtue of this smoothness, this kind of scientific data has low information density, and starting from this hypothesis, any such data field can be represented in an alternative function space and exhibit a decaying magnitude in its spectrum.

We moved from the hypothesis that any kind of emotion might acquire social relevance in a specific context of interaction.

Comparing "evolution" to "creation" is in general difficult or impossible because of the lack of any observable predictions from the "hypothesis" of supernatural or intelligent design (Kitcher 1993; Pennock 1999; Shanks 2004; Sober 2008; Baum et al. 2016).

Both mitochondrial and nuclear markers have identified the southern Balkans as the most likely area of origin of C. ohridella (Valade et al. 2009; Lees et al. 2011) and additional data from historical herbarium collections from Albania and Greece now render any other hypothesis for its origin highly improbable (Lees et al. 2011).

Deviating from our hypothesis the SDM training did not show any relevant effect on primary or secondary endpoints.

For each matrix comparison, we assess the statistical significance of any deviation from the null hypothesis by calculating 95% confidence intervals based on a nonparametric bootstrap with 1,000 samples of the empirical contact data.