Sentence examples for hypothesis accommodates from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the second touch hypothesis accommodates the plasticity of CD4 T cell phenotypes.

Yet, these studies have addressed WGD events and the dosage balance hypothesis accommodates them if gene loss is considered scale-dependent [ 68].

Unfortunately, we are not convinced, since we think defenders of the aversive-arousal reduction hypothesis can accommodate all of Batson's findings.

This hypothesis can accommodate the PRLs identified in teleosts and tetrapods so far.

Combining the TOC with genomic histories would capture all the positive aspects of the TOL hypothesis, while accommodating HGT.

Our data showed that this hypothesis can only accommodate the classical PRL1 sequences but is not applicable to the novel PRL2 sequences discovered in this study.

This hypothesis can also accommodate the fact that helpers defended the group against the introduced predator, something which we clearly did not expect if helpers were solely adjusting their behaviour to avoid risk (hypothesis 2).

A hypothesis that would accommodate current experimental data, would conceive PrPSc accumulation in muscle as a heterogeneous, disease stage-dependent event.

This hypothesis was also accommodated by one set of models, whereby it required us to alter the value for c2, when no surround stimulus was present as the narrow focus of attention and the variable focus of attention models would otherwise be identical.

The epistemic advantages of the PG hypothesis are many: it accommodates the evidence in favour of the existence of extensive HGT; it "makes unsurprising" (i.e. explains) the inevitable existence of the mobilome (given the nature of the ancestral evolutionary state); it makes sense of the existence of many evolving entities that do not belong to the cellular level of biological organisation.

When the primary objective of a trial involves more than one efficacy endpoints it is desirable to extend the two-stage design to a setting that accommodates two hypotheses while controlling overall type I and II errors (α and β).