Sentence examples for hypothesis dynamics from inspiring English sources

To confirm this hypothesis, dynamics of methionine H3Cε groups on picosecond nanosecond time scales were characterized from the H H dipole dipole cross-correlated relaxation interference rate constant, η ∝ Sτm.

In order to strengthen our hypothesis, molecular dynamics simulations of IN inhibitors bound to Tn5 Tnp active site are now reported.

To verify this hypothesis, molecular dynamics simulations of 10 ns each were carried out for the SAP97-SH3 complex in the presence and absence of the T629 phosphorylation.

Two main hypotheses for understanding HD pathogenesis include the "dynamics" hypothesis of Hirayama and the "imbalanced growth" hypothesis of Toma.

Overall, the results support the hypothesis that mixedwood dynamics are the product of ecological processes at multiple scales.

Starting from statistical samplings or anthropological dynamics hypothesis, GIS predictive models are particularly helpful for archaeological site detection.

Thus, application of statistical test analysis can be considered as a powerful tool for discrimination of kinetic hypothesis about the dynamics of the cell growth and product synthesis.

The hypothesis of spillover dynamics is tested and supported by the availability of panel data for manufacturing firms in the 1990s.

This study tests a hypothesis, that ecohydrological dynamics of aquatic ecosystems, including their selfpurification, are controlled by two top-drivers: hydrological characteristics and temperature.

The present results are the first evidence supporting the hypothesis that abnormal dynamics of the connectivity between thalamus and functional cerebral networks at rest could contribute to the recurrence of migraine attacks.

Moreover, it has led to the hypothesis that brain dynamics may fit within the framework of self-organised criticality (SOC), i.e. a system that does not require external tuning of parameters to reach the critical state [4, 18, 19].