Sentence examples for hypothesis to include from inspiring English sources

Some scholars even extend this kinship hypothesis to include the Uralic, Altaic, Kartvelian, and Dravidian language groups.

This fall, she published two more articles in The New York Review, expanding her EMI hypothesis to include Swissair Flight 111, which went down near Nova Scotia after an electrical fire in September 1998, and EgyptAir Flight 990, whose fatal plunge into the Atlantic near Nantucket last October was caused, many experts believe, by a co-pilot on a suicide mission.

We expanded this hypothesis to include genes from the circadian system and assumed that some of the circadian clock genes would be associated with depression accompanied by signs of disturbed sleep, early morning awakening, or daytime fatigue.

Since the repeat region of the wall-spanning domain (Wr) within fnb genes may also serve a similar function, we extended this hypothesis to include these domains as well.

Given evidence of genetic influences on depression and AUD, we refined the hypothesis to include interaction between TNF and MTHFR.

These results are consistent with our hypothesis that the OVOLs impact cancer susceptibility by regulating MET, and extend the hypothesis to include mechanisms not specific to MET.

Of course, one could alternately accept a broadening of Whorfian hypotheses to include Slobin-like evanescent effects.

This hypothesis is extended to include persistently and latently responsive genes whereby we surmise that persistently responsive genes participate in the transition between survival and recovery.

Thus, in a negligence case, the best-available hypothesis would have to include a breach of duty of care by the plaintiff and causation of harm to the defendant as these are the elements that must be proved to succeed in the legal claim.

Subsequently, the response-to-injury hypothesis was broadened to include endothelial dysfunction and endothelial activation as the key events that precede endothelial damage and initiate the inflammatory mechanisms associated with atherosclerosis [ 34].

On the basis of early studies suggesting that normal age-dependent increases in cellular Ca2+ are exacerbated in AD, the Ca2+ hypothesis has evolved to include multiple factors that might perturb Ca2+ homeostasis within the brain (Peterson et al., 1985; Gibson and Peterson, 1987; Toescu et al., 2004).