Sentence examples for hypothesis pursued from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis pursued by the chapter is that the invariant that guides human reasoning and learning about events is causal structure.

The cause of MeN remains uncertain; however, the strongest hypothesis pursued to date is repeated episodes of occupational heat stress and water and solute loss, probably in combination with other potential risk factor(s), such as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug and other nephrotoxic medication use, inorganic arsenic, leptospirosis, or pesticides.

This finding conforms to the sound-based hypothesis pursued here since on the sound-based account, visual word forms are defined on the basis of sound representations.

The hypothesis pursued in the present study has been that bone formation by AMOR is attributable to the ability of anti-BMP-2 mAbs to capture and tether endogenous BMP-2 in a biologically active orientation.

The hypothesis pursued in this clinical trial was that neutralization of proinflammatory bacterial antigen in the gut by SBI would lead to restoration of mucosal immunity and gastrointestinal function.

This hypothesis was pursued because straw from farm vehicles had been implicated as a potential cause in a previous local outbreak of Q fever (2).

The central hypothesis being pursued is that drugs able to bind to such SL/SD pairs that are in sufficient proximity to one another, plus one or more amino acids identified as invariant, on the molecular surface would serve as relatively non-mutable target sites for inhibitory drugs.

The hypotheses being pursued relate the ability to perform hippocampus-related functions to hippocampal neurogenesis in basal (off the learning phase) and dynamic (in the course of learning) conditions.

Measured in likelihood of screw-ups, the cost is not identical for all avenues of inquiry when deciding which hypothesis to pursue.

"This is a great lead for researchers to work with and now we have a testable hypothesis to pursue," says rheumatologist Paul Utz of Stanford University in California.

The present study was designed to test the hypothesis by pursuing the following specific aims: (1) to determine the prognostic significance of REMS and WPS in predicting the risk of 30-day mortality in Asian patients admitted to ED and (2) to compare the predictive values of REMS and WPS in the patients.