Sentence examples for hypotheses brought from inspiring English sources

In contrast to a wealth of hypotheses brought up during recent decades, local adaptation appeared to be independent of the considered plant life-history traits, the degree of spatial and temporal habitat heterogeneity, and of the geographic distance between study populations.

Of the three hypotheses brought up in this comment, (1) and (2) appear to be most plausible.

After reviewing the recent findings from the nonlinear analysis of the BG neurons, we present a review on the avenues and hypotheses brought by these newly integrated mathematical tools and their possible impacts on the next generation of functional models of the basal ganglia.

These hypotheses bring us closer to a mechanistic model of how variants affect gene expression in specific cells and conditions, which can then be validated using modern perturbation tools such as CRISPR-mediated mutagenesis.

Although much more research is required to elucidate the mechanism of mtDNA depletion in shock, this exploratory study would be in agreement with the general hypothesis brought forth by Brealey and Singer [ 6], namely that the cell might undergo some kind of energy shutdown in an attempt to get through an acute phase.

(Duhem actually raised two problems for crucial experiments the problem mentioned above, as well as the problem of auxiliary assumptions, which any hypothesis brings with it; for reasons of space, we will only discuss the former here).

It would certainly seem as if justifying Hume's Principle would involve appealing to "the elegance and convenience which the hypothesis brings to the containing bodies of laws and data," i.e., to our best overall theory of the world, precisely as Quine claimed (§3.4).

When we looked at Plato and Aristotle and Epictetus on flourishing, we did so in light Jon Haidt's Happiness Hypothesis, which brought to bear on these historical questions study after study from the contemporary psychological tradition.

This hypothesis has brought considerable attention in the domain of social cognition; however, experimental evidence has yet to be provided.

To prove this hypothesis, we brought the intervention time point forward to 3 months of age.

This second hypothesis is brought into doubt by the original observation that articular involvement is chiefly symmetric and polyarticular in RA, but oligoarticular and asymmetric in PsA.