Sentence examples for hypothesis is sustained from inspiring English sources
While this hypothesis is sustained by several epidemiological studies, including the Dutch Hunger Winter studies44, and many animal models with different environmental stressors45, the underling mechanisms on the intergenerational inheritance of lipotoxic cardiomyopathy induced by parental HFD remain mostly unknown.
This hypothesis is sustained by the specific localisation of c-Yes in cholesterol-enriched microdomains found at adherent and tight junctions, probably due to an additional palmitoylation site present in c-Yes.
Such an hypothesis is sustained by the stability of luminescence on cells in vivo [ 32].
This hypothesis is sustained by another work, whose biochemical analyses show that parasites in trophozoite and schizont stages have an high acyltransferase activity [ 38].
This hypothesis is sustained by the observation that the NSAID diclofenac significantly diminished the nociceptive behaviour at this time point, losing its efficacy at later time-points, when synovial membrane inflammation has receded.
This hypothesis was sustained by the myocardial histological changes observed in heart from patients suffering from SRC [1].
Hence, the precursors' concentration is directly linked to the number of initial nuclei; for a lower concentration, we deal with a smaller number of ZnO nuclei, whereas a higher concentration is responsible for a larger number of ZnO nuclei, this hypothesis being sustained by direct SEM observation (Figures 4 and 5).
This hypothesis was sustained by subsequent results coming from experiments using MDAH 2774 cells where the Skp2 silencing level was optimal.
This hypothesis was sustained by the fact that inactive quinones were able to counteract the effects of both inhibitory and inducing quinones.
This hypothesis was sustained by carbon balance measurements based on experimental measures of CO2 [ 28].
This hypothesis was sustained by the myocardial histological changes observed in heart from patients suffering from SRC [ 1].
