Sentence examples for hypothesis to focus from inspiring English sources

Finally, without a strong a priori hypothesis to focus our analysis on any one cancer site, we chose to look at multiple cancer sites.

Since the reformulation of the amyloid cascade hypothesis to focus on oligomeric aggregates of amyloid beta as the prime toxic species causing Alzheimer's disease, many researchers refocused on detecting a specific molecular assembly of defined size thatis the main trigger of Alzheimer's disease.

At the time, most hypotheses tended to focus on energetic explanations in which bats infected with G. destructans prematurely run out of fat stores during hibernation.

The tool allows a user to select a hypothesis input range to focus on local state changes, to match these states changes to similar patterns in a large data set, and to align these results with domain specific structural annotations.

To look for evidence supporting our hypothesis, we chose to focus on minor alleles that are sensitive to selection but not yet fixed in populations as we have preciously pointed out that rare polymorphisms (as a threshold of 0.06) are subjected to selections (e.g. adaptive selection on protein-coding sequences) [26].

However, in contrast to other studies, generation effects per se were not the main issue in our study as the test of the convergence hypothesis required us to focus on the differences with the host population in particular.

Most hypotheses have tended to focus on the role of inadvertent artificial selection occurring within the period of captive propagation (Reisenbichler and Rubin 1999; McLean et al. 2005; Araki et al. 2008).

Neurobiologist John Allman picked up on Cartmill's hypothesis and expanded it to focus on nocturnal predation.

Seen from a health services planning and a research and population perspective, it is relevant to include all cancers to be able to formulate a hypothesis about the need to focus on patient awareness of symptoms and access to diagnostic work-up of serious disease.

Instead of letting our main concern be about the 'best supported' hypothesis of relationships, we decided to focus on the most falsified hypotheses of relationships.

Thus, exposure science must consider toxicologic and epidemiologic information to focus hypotheses.