Sentence examples for hypothesis of single from inspiring English sources

Another survey was done along the Indian coast based on mitochondrial DNA analysis and three stocks of yellowfin tuna were detected so the null hypothesis of single panmictic population of this fish was rejected (Kunal et al. 2013).

We also strongly favor the hypothesis of single transmission for the third subject, WEAU, for the reasons outlined in the results section; we emphasize, however, that although these points make a persuasive argument for single variant transmission in WEAU, they are not a proof.

Traditional black-oil models consider the well as a source term in the differential equations with the hypothesis of single-phase flow, whereas this model considers well production conditions as boundary conditions that take into account two-phase flow.

The existence of a single CCR gene in Eucalyptus [ 70, 71] reinforces the hypothesis of a single orthologous region surrounding CCR with an effect on several WPs across different genetic backgrounds.

The plural is, I suppose, inevitable, since the hypothesis of a single inventor — some infinite Leibniz working in obscurity and self-effacement — has been unanimously discarded.

Some common techniques used for checking unidimensionality are: eigenvalue plots (20%% or more variability on the first factor: Hattie, 1985), parallel analysis (Horn, 1965) or confirmatory factor analysis (testing the hypothesis of a single factor).

We believe that the null hypothesis of a single, homogeneous mutation probability throughout the protein does not reflect biological reality and will lead to spurious mutation clusters.

However, new discoveries confound simple explanations for the diversity and history of these environments: a new (undescribed) species from EPR contradicts the hypothesis of a single lineage for sea anemones from chemosynthetic environments.

If the hypothesis of a single freshwater invasion is true, the timing of the invasion would have corresponded with the period when the Indian subcontinent and Asia approached very close to and had just collided with each other.

In the present study, we tested the hypothesis of a single polymorphic species (i.e., mixing occurs but selection maintains genes for morphology) in four northern European lakes where the morphotypes coexist.

The hypothesis of a single temperature comparator assumes that internal temperatures are more or less homogenous which is more likely in endotherms with substantial internal heat production than in 'large' heliothermic (basking) reptiles.