Sentence examples for hypothesis bolstered from inspiring English sources

Biodiversity, they have said, is the key to stability--a hypothesis bolstered by field experiments showing that removal of one or more species can make a community less resilient.

Statistical comparisons among competing hypotheses bolster these findings, including an explicit consideration of the gene losses implied by alternate topologies.

This hypothesis is bolstered by another recent paper.

This hypothesis is bolstered by an idea of brain "selectionism".

Since other battlefield graves were made in a more orderly fashion under the watch of military leaders, they conclude that "the local population helped with removing the dead bodies after the armies had moved on". This hypothesis is bolstered by the fact that there were almost no artifacts remaining with the bodies -- "the dead were intensely plundered," the researchers say.

The impact hypothesis was bolstered by the discovery of the 180 km Chicxulub crater in the Gulf of Mexico in the early 1990s, which provided conclusive evidence that the K Pg boundary clay represented debris from an asteroid impact.

This hypothesis is bolstered by the observation that NMU affects bone remodelling [26].

This latter hypothesis is bolstered by the increased density in MCs observed in the context of inflammatory skin diseases [40], [41], [42], [43].

This hypothesis was bolstered by the observation that pea aphids have a weak encapsulation response to parasitism [ 48, 49].

This hypothesis is bolstered by the observation that, similar to the M COX2h+M COX1 and F COX2+F COX1 regions, two amino acid properties related to transmembrane helix formation (alpha-helical and turn tendencies; Table 3) were found to be evolving under either neutral or purifying selection acting to preserve the physicochemical properties of M COX2e.

The QTL hypothesis is bolstered further by the findings that the 10-SNP set demonstrates a linear association with mathematics scores across the distribution (Fig. 4), and that children in our sample with 10 or more of the 20 risk alleles are nearly twice as likely to be in the low-performing group.