Sentence examples for hypothesis combining from inspiring English sources

While this is consistent with the holistic processing hypothesis, combining across both upright and inverted fingerprints, the congruency by alignment by expertise three-way interaction was only of trend-level significance (F 1,53 = 3.974, MSE = 1.110, p = 0.051, η p 2  = 0.070), which can be interpreted as weak support for holistic processing as a function of expertise.

Thus, we refined our hypothesis, combining immaturity and stagnation of flow within the LV cavity with intentional LV distention and modification of the anatomical location of the heterotopically transplanted heart for echocardiographic monitoring.

Contrary to our hypothesis, combining both drugs either in a fixed ratio or variable doses was not synergistic against BxPC-3 or MIA PaCa-2 cells when compared to the single agents, across a wide range of concentrations and treatment times (Fig. 4A; 24 and 72 h data not shown).

This approach uses the 'similitude hypothesis' combined with the concept of a crack-driving force (CDF) to link the results from laboratory tests to the cyclic-fatigue behaviour seen in full-scale aircraft tests.

We argue that our data are in support of the first hypothesis, combined with high Hg exposure several years before death for AG104 and a low exposure towards the end of life for AG93.

This hypothesis combines multiple heretofore disparate observations into a unified framework, explains several puzzling aspects of prokaryote physiology, and makes a number of testable predictions.

A more recent approach, based on the simultaneous fit and comparison of evolutionary hypotheses combining evolutionary models, phenotypic and ecological information has been proposed by Butler and King (2004) [ 27] after Hansen's (1997) [ 94] method for the estimation of selective factors on adaptive optima (see also [ 28]).

The results reveal that a mixture of covariates drawn from the three hypotheses combined with a spatial interaction model provides the best overall model for the settlement pattern.

To delimit the species and their evolutionary history, we used a combination of molecular phylogenetic analyses, with both mitochondrial and nuclear sequences, tests of phylogeographic hypotheses, combined with morphological measurements and information on known dispersal barriers and species distribution.

The total type I error rate (false positive rate) for both hypotheses combined is set at 5%, as required by health authorities.

We tested this regeneration hypothesis by combining depletion of Lgr5+ ISCs with radiation exposure.