Sentence examples for hypothesis of migration from inspiring English sources
This hypothesis of migration after formation is favoured, due to its ability to better explain the occupancy of the populations of small objects observed in the trans-Neptunian region.
The pattern of morphometric distinctiveness between western and eastern typical populations also supports such hypothesis of migration between divergent populations.
Cañon et al. [ 18], using microsatellites, report a decrease in genetic diversity as well as an increase in the level of differentiation at the breed level from south-east to north-west in European goat breeds, supporting the hypothesis of migration of domestic livestock from the Middle East towards western and northern Europe.
Indeed, Wilde and coworkers have shown that CD134-expressing T cells were localized within the inflammatory lesions of WG patients, supporting our hypothesis on migration of this T-cell subset to inflamed sites [ 41].
We proposed alternative function forms of process equations representing competing ecological hypotheses of migration.
Alternate hypotheses of migration were tested by estimating historic migration rates between north Africa and European populations.
To compare our hypothesis of extravascular migration by melanoma with the migration of glioma cells, we have used the B16 murine melanoma cell line and the GL26 murine glioma cell line in an in vivo murine brain tumor model and in vitro using endothelial cells that have formed capillary-like structures and have been cocultivated with tumor cells.
Likelihood ratio tests in the Migrate analyses rejected the null hypothesis of symmetric migration (p<0.001).
Linguistic affinities between the early Sinhalese- and Prakrit-speaking peoples of eastern India strengthen the hypothesis of a migration from this area.
Subsequently, a one-sided t-test was used to statistically assess the hypothesis of directional migration between the two subpopulations.
By exclusion diagnosis and thorough pathologic examination, this relationship in time led to the hypothesis of eosinophilic migration.
