Sentence examples for hypothesis invoked from inspiring English sources

The most common hypothesis invoked to account for the evolution of such calls is that they are sexually selected traits to alert males, other than the mating partner, to the receptive condition of the female caller [3], [5], [6], [8] [11], with the result of inciting competition amongst them.

The stress-induced mutagenesis hypothesis invoked DNA damage induced by EMS acting as the stressful agent.

The hypothesis invoked to explain these inter-protein correlations is the same as that for the intra-protein ones, and involves co-adaptation between interacting proteins at the residue level.

One hypothesis invokes a "deep meridional flow" in the sun a current of gas supposed to travel from the poles to the equator at a depth of about 100,000km.

A compelling hypothesis invokes yet unknown particles as a major component of Dark Matter.

The hypothesis invokes what legal theorists refer to as the law of excuses.

This is in line with the Pleistocene speciation hypothesis invoking that much longer periods of time in isolation are needed for speciation to occur.

A second hypothesis invokes the action of balancing selection, favouring heterozygous individuals carrying both a fast and a slow NAT2 allele [3], [5], [6], [8].

This hypothesis invokes that the wobble cost may reduce the decoding efficiency and accuracy, and the anticodon wobble site of tRNA should be occupied by a nucleotide with low cost of wobble pairing.

Noteworthy, our hypothesis invoking LGT lends no support to either monophyly or paraphyly of the chromalveolate host lineages, due to no information regarding the original plastid-targeted GAPDH enzymes for cryptophyte and haptophyte plastids.

Our hypothesis invokes mechanisms that are incompletely understood and thus is to some extent speculative.