Sentence examples for hypothesis raised from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, if the results from these two informative products are similar it should confirm the validity of the hypothesis raised.

Margulis's commitment to the Gaia hypothesis raised harsh reactions in the scientific community since mid 1970s, as told by Mann (1991): 'many regard autopoietic Gaia as an unscientific attempt to deify the biosphere' (p. 252).

This hypothesis raised on visual analysis of SDF images could be confirmed by histology which showed a progressive swelling of the epithelial cells of convoluted tubules and reduction of tubular lumen and peritubular vessels with the progression of sepsis.

The multidisciplinary study carried out in Cofre n.º 31 has revealed essential for the confirmation of the hypothesis raised in History of Art6 concerning the existence of three hands/artists in the making of the illuminations of this Book of Hours.

For these genes, the GO annotation awaits an experimental validation of functional hypothesis raised from high-throughput data analysis.

Differences in LPS amounts among vaccine formulations as well as the inactivation process during vaccine manufacturing were some of the hypothesis raised to explain differences in reactogenicity displayed by wP vaccines produced by different countries.

The "hygiene hypothesis" raises the possibility that our increasingly sterile environment is related to rising rates of allergies, asthma and autoimmune disorders in the Western world.

Slobin's non-Whorfian linguistic relativist hypothesis raises the importance of psychological research on bilinguals or people who currently use two or more languages with a native or near-native facility.

This invasion hypothesis raises two immediate questions.

This hypothesis raises the question as to if other halophytes use the same strategy to survive in environments with high salinity.

Increasingly supported by recent findings [28] [31], this hypothesis raises further questions about the evolution of a DUES-biased DNA uptake system that significantly limits the quantity of DNA available to the competent cells.