Sentence examples for hypothesis of a lacking from inspiring English sources
Of the possible explanations for the increase in virulence observed here, we conclude that the hypothesis of a lacking trade-off between virulence and spore production is the most likely driver of the evolved increase in virulence.
Permutation tests revealed that the null hypothesis of a lacking phylogenetic signal cannot be rejected: the p-values for cranial and mandibular data were non-significant, either when using branch length estimates from Krause et al. [ 16] (pcranium = 0.67, pmandible = 0.49) or branch lengths set equal to 1 (pcranium = 0.66, pmandible = 0.49).
This result supports our hypothesis of a lack of sensitivity of SAMP8 and SAMR1 mice, mostly attributable to their AKR/J genetic background.
Furthermore, our data disprove the hypothesis of a lack of Tregs in RA because we show that Treg frequency in SF is comparable between RA and OA patients.
Thus, the null hypothesis of a lack of difference is rejected in part because economic success operationalized in relation to the pharmacy profit margin was higher in the "old" federal states than in the "new" federal states.
Unfortunately, we cannot confirm the abovementioned hypothesis because of a lack of data from global multi-imager networks as well as satellites.
The null hypothesis of lacking phylogenetic dependence was rejected (P = 0.05) for all 59 codon variables with Abouheif's Cmean statistic for DENV1 3 (Table S5).
At present, Obama's "scientists" are a sorry looking bunch, being advocates of a hypothesis lacking any scientific rigour, testable data or evidence worthy of the name, but reliant on climate model projections that can be made to produce any required result.
Patients who had undergone previous foot surgery were excluded in order to lower the probability of a type II error of accepting a null hypothesis from a lack of association between deformities (surgically repaired) and activity and disability.
Multiple comparisons for generalized linear models [ 18] were used when the general hypothesis of the lack of a difference among the groups was rejected.
