Sentence examples for hypothesis modification from inspiring English sources

Eventually, it may prove impossible to support the core theory by hypothesis modification any further, and at this point the core theory itself is abandoned or radically altered and a paradigm shift occurs.

To test the second hypothesis, modification of the effect of work stress on depressive symptoms by the macro indicators, we first explore associations between work stress and depressive symptoms according to the macro indicators within stratified analyses.

To test the nanoforce gradient hypothesis, modifications were made to the design of Sharklet AF, resulting in a range of nanoforce gradients43.

In line with this hypothesis, modifications of the ER lipid membrane could also initiate what has been called anticipatory ER stress [ 41,42] in which the UPR is triggered independently of unfolded proteins, thereby allowing the cells to adapt their ER folding capacity in anticipation of unfolded protein stress.

To test this hypothesis, surface modification of 17 nm GNPs was carried out so that they would display a spectrum of epitopes.

Concerning the first hypothesis, no modification of OmpA synthesis was noted in TET induced strains (Figure 2) suggesting a more specific effect of OmpX on the porin expression.

These data are inconsistent with the hypothesis that modification of the cytoskeleton (i.e. stress fibers) occurring at the adhesion site of the cell to its substrate modifies the behavior of LDCVs [25], [26].

Together, our findings are consistent with the hypothesis that modification of the regulation of duplicated genes is an important mechanism for the evolution of hominin-specific traits.

Experiments are underway to test our hypothesis that modification of Hsp70 and Hsp90 is responsible for the HNE-induced heat shock response.

The present observation of cell killing in the absence of cytochrome c release in Bax-negative cells suggests that this hypothesis needs modification.

Our findings suggest that the retinal dopaminergic hypothesis requires modification: namely to account for the fact that human perception of red implicates input from both L and S cone receptors.