Sentence examples for hypothesis revealed from inspiring English sources

These results confirm the hypothesis, revealed upon adequate patient phenotyping, that systemic joint tissue concentrations of several biomarkers can be quantitative indicators of specific subspecies of OA and of total body burden of disease.

Our comparison of these three DE detection algorithms under the null hypothesis revealed different performances (measured by their FPR) when different numbers of biological replicates n, are used.

This analysis, in contrast with the nutrient limitation hypothesis, revealed that although haploids grew faster than diploids in rich medium, their fitness was similar in competition.

A statistically significant rejection of the neutrality hypothesis revealed by the Fs test [ 31] and a unimodal or Poisson-like mismatch distribution [ 32] would characterize a population expansion in the past.

Therefore, the obtained results negated the study hypothesis, revealing the persistence of hydrophobicity over time.

Evidence supporting this hypothesis reveals that dHipp and basolateral amygdala (BLA) fire synchronously during memory reconsolidation (Narayanan et al, 2007) and disconnection of these structures prevents successful drug-associated memory reconsolidation (Wells et al, 2011).

The results presented here, which strongly support the test hypothesis, reveal that the guinea pig is a valuable animal model for preclinical assessment of the developmental neurotoxicity of OP pesticides.

The present study confirmed this hypothesis, revealing that participants who played an aggressive video game using their own, personalized character exhibited higher levels of aggressive behavior than participants who played an aggressive game with a non-personalized character.

Shapiro also argues that his detailed discussion of hypothesis testing difficulties for any multiple realization hypothesis reveals a flaw in Bechtel and Mundale's (1999) influential criticism (discussed in section 2 above).

Our simulation of the short-term effect of a €17 of €32 recycled tax under this extreme hypothesis reveals, if all revenues are recycled by means of green cheques, GDP losses of between 0.13 % and 0.25 %, accompanied by fairly similar job losses.

Figure 3 represents the significance levels for this null hypothesis, revealing that for the earlier shocks the null hypothesis is not rejected, but that it would be rejected for later shocks in favour of the alternative hypothesis that the SCL for the VC is generally higher than those for the HC.