Sentence examples for hypothesis in that from inspiring English sources

"This, too, is consistent with the Information Hypothesis in that when there are other channels available for an investment bank to acquire information from the company, the insider brokerage affiliation becomes less important.

Our results reinforced the hypothesis in that preventing EC activation could be exploited for CM treatment [50].

Dental microwear offers a potential means by which to test this hypothesis in that it reflects actual use rather than genetic adaptation.

However, these studies are consistent with Stebbins' general biogeographic hypothesis in that 1) genetic distances are higher between the geographically terminal populations than most adjacent populations [ 13, 18], and 2) within subspecies, there is a positive correlation between genetic and geographic distance [ 16].

There is evidence that PPARG supports the "thrifty gene hypothesis" in that the wild-type genotype optimizes the building of fat deposits as energy reserves and thus favored human survival in times when food was either limited, sporadically available, or poor in quality (47– 50).

These may provide partial support for the read-across hypothesis, in that non-target effects are not seen at human therapeutic plasma concentrations: for example, in fathead minnows, propranolol produced no toxic effects until the plasma concentration exceeded Cmax by 100-fold, which occurred at a water concentration of 1 mg/L.

The data presented support this hypothesis in that the peptides and various analogs displayed antibacterial activity, bacteriostatic or bactericidal, either individually or upon combination.

This endorsed the current hypothesis in that the milled peats of different genetic origin had different pore architectures which had a significant effect on the active rewetting mechanisms.

Results supported our hypotheses in that we found lower emotional exhaustion for staff implementing the EBP but higher emotional exhaustion for staff receiving only fidelity monitoring and providing SAU.

We note, however, that our findings related to hypothesis 2 reflect on hypothesis 1, in that effective teaching by the CIs implies the workshops were successful.

Here, we tested the hypothesis in mice that Staphyloccocus aureus sepsis damages mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) in the kidney and activates mtDNA repair and mitochondrial biogenesis.