Sentence examples for hypothesis recognizes from inspiring English sources

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This last hypothesis recognizes that many studies describe ecological patterns, but do not investigate specific mechanisms.

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Still, it's not a bad idea to make sure teachers can figure percentages, form a scientific hypothesis, recognize symbolism in a short story and, yes, write a well-organized essay.

A certain category of virocentric hypotheses recognizes that viruses cannot be placed in a tree of life because among other things, they are polyphyletic, evolve fast, and the genes that they share with cells were mostly acquired by HGT from cells.

And while Reed is a strong believer in the gopher hypothesis, she recognizes it is far from proven.

Over the last decade the hypoxic-ischemic paradigm for neonatal brain injury has been replaced by a multifactorial hypothesis which recognizes the key role elevated levels of proinflammatory cytokines play in systemic inflammation of the brain [ 5].

In line with this hypothesis and recognized anti-inflammatory properties of Aβ oligomers, senile plaques may represent an 'aide de camp' in the neuronal battle against age-associated and inflammation-driven neurodegeneration rather than the cause of neuronal cell death.

Finally in our fourth hypothesis, we recognize that the genotype distribution at the Pan I locus may have changed because of selection by other agents such as those of climatic origin.

Consistent with the hypothesis that HT52 recognizes the epitopes inherent to inhibitory antibodies, we generated an HT52-crossblockable antibody and revealed the relationship between its inhibitory activity and the anti-TLR4 antibody epitope.

Thus, Slimb is constantly recruited to the posterior, consistent with the hypothesis that it recognizes a substrate that is constantly produced at the posterior.

This finding supports the hypothesis that TLR5 recognizes flagellin on the surface of enteropathogenic bacteria, such as Salmonella, that can translocate across epithelia in contrast to commensual bacteria such as Escherichia coli [ 26].

In 1789 J.J. Griesbach, a German biblical scholar, hypothesized that the Synoptics had not developed independently, but in his "usage-hypothesis" he recognized that there must be literary dependency.

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