These conclusions corroborate with one of the central hypothesis of life-span psychotraumatology, that is, adolescence is an extremely critical phase in the development of later psychopathology [ 65, 66].
These findings are consistent with those in Western countries but are contradictory to the hypothesis of family life cycle theory.
He aims to disprove the hypothesis of civic life.
The human conscience, however, revolts against this law of nature, and to satisfy its own instinct for justice it has imagined two hypotheses - the idea of an individual providence, and the hypothesis of another life.
A hypothesis of Albertosaurus life history postulates that hatchlings died in large numbers, but have not been preserved in the fossil record due to their small size and fragile construction.
Unpaired T-test was used to test the hypothesis of equal life satisfaction among those who estimated an average pain above median, and those who scored below median on pain severity (part of the MPI).
The discovery that some RNA molecules can catalyze both their own replication and the construction of proteins led to the hypothesis of earlier life-forms based entirely on RNA.
These calculations use a two-sided binomial test with alpha of 0.05.To assess the hypothesis that end-of-life care is associated with LOC, we will only examine disease-related deaths.
Our review particularly lacked studies investigating accumulation effects, thus additional research is required to fully assess this hypothesis for quality of life outcomes.
The Patient Generated Index (PGI) is such a tool, deriving in part from the hypothesis that quality of life can be depicted as the fit between expectation and reality at a given time [ 5].
Given this hypothesis, the origin of life was solely made of RNA as multifunctional biomaterials involved in genetic inheritance, cellular architecture and metabolisms; subsequently, the RNA world evolved into the modern 'DNA/protein world' by substituting many proteins for the RNA ancestors during the evolution.
