On the other hand, in all datasets including mitochondrial data bootstrap support for the TriTer hypothesis was high, though it slightly decreased with an increasing amount of nuclear data (grey triangles in Figure 3a), and, vice versa, the bootstrap support for the TriAA hypothesis was low, but slightly increased with increasing nuclear data (black triangles in Figure 3a).
They are therefore particularly suited to study the reliability of published research at the beginning of a research program, when little background knowledge is available and priors of the tested hypotheses are low.
Because the present study involved ICU patients who were mainly (but not systematically) mechanically ventilated with low VT (<8 ml/kg−1 of IBW), our hypothesis is that low VT is the main explanation for the poor predictive performance of PPV.
For instance we expect predictions in the form of: "This compound is active because it contains this moiety (structural hypothesis) but the confidence is low owing to a high logP value (physico-chemical hypothesis).
Perhaps the most dramatic hypothesis is that low vitamin D levels may be a factor in multiple sclerosis, the devastating degenerative neurological condition.
Our first hypothesis is that low incisions through cervical tissue, containing mucus-producing glands, hampers wound healing.
An alternate (but not exclusive) hypothesis is that low elevation amakihi populations were founded by individuals that survived the introduction of pathogens approximately 100 years ago.
Our main hypothesis is that low vitamin D (25OHD) is associated with a poor survival following breast cancer, i.e., a high mortality among cases.
The general hypothesis is that low levels of physical fitness and detrimental health behaviour factors prior to conscription are associated with MSDs during military training.
Our primary hypothesis is that low dialysate [Na+] for one year among patients undergoing home HD will result in reduced LV mass.
