Sentence examples for hypotheses for interpretation from inspiring English sources
Finally, our article points to new alternative hypotheses for interpretation of the current epidemiological urinary data and also for better understanding blood BPA concentrations.
Our results suggest new hypotheses for interpretation of intergenic hits from psoriasis GWAS studies, and we have identified SNPs predicted to influence binding of AP-1, NF-κB, IRF1, STAT3 and STAT4.
This concept can be formalized by establishing the main axioms and hypotheses used for interpretation of molecular spectra [6, 8].
Conversely, the psychological sciences, particularly psychoanalysis, have offered cultural anthropology new hypotheses for an interpretation of the concept of culture.
The neutral theory of biodiversity constitutes a reference null hypothesis for the interpretation of ecosystem dynamics and produces relatively simple analytical descriptions of basic system properties, which can be easily compared to observations.
These methods have contributed to the design and analysis of experiments employing microsurgical and genetic manipulations, evaluation of hypotheses for limb bud outgrowth, interpretation of the effects of natural mutations, and the formulation of scenarios for the origination and evolution of the limb skeleton.
Ploidy distributions, in their simplicity, offer even more scope for interpretation and testing of the hypothesis that cancer cells have the ability to self-regulate their aneuploidy rate.
Nevertheless, this example shows the principle of the algorithm: Find the property of the searched object o s that minimizes the set of remaining interpretations or hypotheses for the attended location.
Yet, good QSAR models may also support a mechanistic hypothesis if the available data so warrants (or require such a hypothesis for meaningful data interpretation as a basis for the selection of the experimental data used for modelling).
Only hypotheses within two log-likelihood units from the ML solution were retained for interpretation.
Generating new therapeutic hypotheses for human disease requires the analysis and interpretation of many different experimental datasets.
