Sentence examples for hypothesis drawn from inspiring English sources

As a corollary, these findings have got an important consequence in marine biomonitoring applications because they confirm the hypothesis drawn in [30], [48] where the inconsistency of mt10 induction by heavy metals was explained with the huge variability of its basal expression level.

These results strongly fortify the described Lin28 to let-7 to HMGA2 axis hypothesis drawn by Hammond et al. [ 27].

Such an allelic variation of genes from the Abcg1 U2af1 region in the human population might alter differently the behavioral deficit of the DS patients and also might help to consider the hypothesis drawn from the human genetics analysis.

Notably, the sister relationship between Lutrinae and Mustelinae was reinforced by consistent recovery from both our mt genome and combined nuclear intron analyses with high confidence, upholding and strengthening the hypothesis drawn by almost all sequence-based analyses in previous studies [ 4, 5, 7, 10- 15].

The favorable prognosis associated with continued expression and nuclear localization of Stat5a in invasive breast cancer supports the hypothesis drawn from in vitro studies that, despite a potential role in tumor initiation, Stat5a signaling is important for maintaining tumor differentiation and suppressing disease progression in established human breast cancer [ 11, 12, 20, 21].

This further supports the hypothesis drawn from previous long-term follow-up studies of total or partial meniscectomy cases and in vitro contact area and pressure studies [ 7, 8] that the meniscus has an important role in force transmission across the knee.

Some evidence against the "no-threshold" hypothesis draws on studies of background radiation.

The hypothesis drew the attention of some researchers who study mtDNA and generated new ideas for experimental studies.

One hypothesis, drawing on previous theories of attention (Corbetta and Shulman 2002), suggests that the parietal lobe supports the attentional control of memory (Cabeza et al. 2008).

One hypothesis draws on the fact that ThT has both polar (the benzothiazole group containing nitrogen and sulphur) and hydrophobic (the dimethylamino group attached to a phenyl group) regions thereby allowing micelle formation in an aqueous environment [ 105].

Archaeological tests of hypotheses drawn from foraging theory face a unique set of challenges.