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Fig. 2 represents an improved version of this figure in which each crossbar 'junction' is generally hypothesized to be an electrically configurable or reconfigurable device.

We also observed high orthopoxvirus-specific antibody titers in unvaccinated zoo animals that did not show symptoms of infection, suggesting that there are a far higher number of CPXV infections than is generally hypothesized.

T-cells are not generally hypothesized to play critical roles in Alzheimer's disease.

92 It is generally hypothesized that primary tumors shed circulating tumor cells (CTCs) via the lymphatics to neighboring lymph nodes or through hematogenous dissemination to distant organs.

A homozygous deletion in the GSTM1 gene results in lack of enzyme and is generally hypothesized to increase the accumulation of cellular DNA damage [ 20].

Such a decrease is generally hypothesized to be the result of a reduction in additive component and/or an increase in environmental variance (Hoffmann and Merilä 1999; Charmantier and Garant 2005).

More generally, we hypothesize that aphid sugar homeostasis is energy-independent and maintained by facilitated diffusion (downhill movement) of sugars.

More generally, we hypothesize that it would be efficient to alter connections involving higher-order neurons that robustly represent a relevant feature of an external stimulus (e.g., the presence of a fly of the opposite sex) rather than more peripheral neurons, which can be activated by more diverse stimuli.

We hypothesized generally that precopulatory stages of mate choice would be modified in parallel [ 49] across nesting male densities.

The rotated solution of grouped items generally confirmed the hypothesized domain taxonomy within the birth and post partum phase.

In adults and adolescents, hypothesized causes generally fall into one of either category: habit-induced, and trauma-induced.