Sentence examples for hypothesis to integrate from inspiring English sources

Our hypothesis to integrate flower development with a particular mtDNA composition is that mitochondrial dysfunction could induce epigenetic changes affecting the transcriptional activity of homeotic genes.

These criteria are related to the abilities: to ask questions; to use previous knowledge; to use new knowledge; to formulate hypotheses; to integrate knowledge related to the problem; to provide and receive feedback.

Considering our data this hypothesis could be modified to integrate environmental signals into the regulation of stability, and additionally transcription efficiency, of a certain subunit.

The more convincing hypothesis is a failure to integrate multisensory signals at the temporo-parietal junction, resulting in a breakdown of the spatial unity between self and the body.

The present research examined the relationship between within-occupational congruence and satisfaction, and attempted to integrate hypotheses and findings of prior studies with the conceptual implications of occupational specialty congruence.

Mathematical modelling is used to integrate hypotheses about a biochemical network in such a manner that such networks can be simulated.

First, science is becoming increasingly driven by data as a source of hypotheses, and the ability to integrate and analyze heterogeneous data is crucial.

Our hypothesis is that we need to integrate plan generation, plan analysis and plan adaptation within a wholesome framework that allow a seamless integration of planning and plan execution activities, i.e. that the architectural focus should move away from planning towards so-called plan management.

Our results thus support the hypothesis that organisms are able to integrate multiple forms of nonsensory information to aid stimulus prediction.

It is important to note that this approach is intended to facilitate the formulation of hypotheses by providing a mechanism to integrate prior biological knowledge, but not intended to make conclusions about the function or assign significance to the candidates.

Due to the number of hypotheses generated, we would need to integrate more evidence from large-scale collaborative studies in order to confirm (or refute) etiological aspects of these factors while being as comprehensive as possible in the observation of potential confounding variables.