At worst, the hypothesis driving the analyses was "irresponsible," a scientific adviser to the commission wrote.
The hypothesis driving organ printing development is that by precisely placing cells in relation to each other, an environment that encourages physiologically relevant cues can be created, resulting in a tissue construct with functionality.
The hypothesis driving the development of 3D bioprinted tissue constructs is that by precisely placing cells in relation to each other, an environment that encourages physiologically relevant cues can be created, resulting in a tissue construct with appropriate functionality.
We performed comparative transcriptome analysis in hypothesis driven as well as in hypothesis driving means.
Still, since the IADPSG criteria were applied post hoc, these results have to be considered hypothesis driving and conclusions speculative.
The outputs of this study also provide evidence of clear hypothesis driving chair-based exercise, in terms of its objectives and likely benefits.
Contrary to our hypothesis, driving route did not influence ADHD performance (speed, speeding, variance of speed) or eye movements or fixation duration, differently from control subjects.
In Figure 1, factual sentences (denoted as 'Background', sentences 1, 2 and 4) are distinguished from a sentence containing information inferred from the 'Background', a hypothesis driving and justifying the work presented in the article ('Hypothesis', sentence 3).
Consistent with this hypothesis, driving ectopic Pdx1 expression is already harnessed for transdifferentiating different cells into beta cells in vivo (liver cells, pancreatic acinar cells, …) [ 48– 51] and for transdifferentiating pancreatic duct cells into beta cells in vitro [ 52].
In addition the scoring workflow could be used as a hypothesis driving tool to investigate the effect of modulating the expression of different genes in the senescence signalling network or indeed applied to other biological scenarios by integrating alternative expression signatures.
