Sentence examples for hypothesis of variation from inspiring English sources

Thus, our results provide no support for the Compensatory Prophylaxis Hypothesis of variation in pathogen disgust.

The topological program SymmeTREE [ 68] was used to test the general hypothesis of variation in diversification rates across NAm Psoraleeae.

In this paper, we did not model all clinical and social determinants of DUP because we were able to reject our alternative hypothesis of variation in DUP at the neighbourhood level, having included only a small subset of sociodemographic factors.

Therefore, in a first study, we tested the hypothesis of RCP variations with variations in elution velocity (Vinberg, 2000; Ponto, 2005; Millar & Hesslewood, 2004) and we tested the Swiss SPC in force at the time of the study.

Non-dimensional probabilistic curves in terms of displacement and flexural moment coefficients are presented under the hypothesis of linear variation of the secant soil modulus of the soil reaction with depth to enable rapid estimations of probabilistic responses of laterally loaded piles.

Moreover, the incomplete restitution of the maternal heterozygosity discounts the hypothesis of somaclonal variation from maternal somatic tissue.

The null hypothesis of no variation was strongly rejected (P < 0.0001), suggesting that the CMS lineage experienced an increase in synonymous substitution rate.

Analyses of nucleotide diversity can be used to infer processes affecting population evolution, based on deviations from the null hypothesis of neutral variation in an isolated population of constant size.

In the absence of a control group, results for all other efficacy variables were presented with CIs in order to test the null hypothesis of no variation in CDEIS score between two visits or of no response, remission, complete remission or mucosal healing at a follow-up visit.

By contrast, the imperfection statistic leads us to reject the hypothesis of significant variations in phylogenetic complexity between coding versus non-coding SNPs, or between SNPs in repetitive versus non-repetitive regions of the genome.

Two adaptive hypotheses of phenotypic variation that have been critically tested in an evolutionary framework are camouflage e.g. [3] and sexual colouration [4].