Sentence examples for hypothesis wherein from inspiring English sources

The results for the deregulation sample are also consistent with our hypothesis, wherein we observe an increase in information asymmetry and corresponding increase in the investment cash flow sensitivity following deregulation.

We propose the "tumbling hypothesis", wherein a molecule tumbling through an imprinted network with multiple, organized functionalities and an appropriate mesh size, experiences heightened interactions with memory sites and shows delayed transport kinetics.

These data confirm and extend previous reports, and support a hypothesis wherein E treatment can improve learning on specific tasks by activating GPR30 and enhancing ACh release in association with food reward.

Our results are consistent with the nearshore shunt hypothesis, wherein higher algal cover and biomass coincided with higher mussel density and biomass, although correlative effects with lake depth and loss of algal and mussel biomass due to physical disturbance must also be considered.

Encephalopathy has been related to the "glutamine hypothesis" wherein detoxification of ammonia by astrocytes leads to conversion of glutamate to glutamine, which can increase tissue osmolarity and cause oedema [54], [55].

In the context of tumor suppressor genes, both alleles usually must be inactivated according to Knudson's two-hit hypothesis, wherein one allele is often deleted, and the other allele is inactivated either by deletion, mutation, or epigenetic modification.

It remains unclear if palatal teeth, which occur on the vomer, palatine, and pterygoid bones, were lost in the common ancestor of all living turtles or independently in cryptodires and pleurodires owing to alternate phylogenetic hypotheses wherein taxa with palatal teeth such as Kayentachelys apix are positioned as stem testudines or as stem cryptodires [ 23, 24, 29- 31, 50, 51].

This view is an example of a concrete conceptualization of Krashen's 'input hypothesis' (Krashen, 1985), wherein comprehensive input can lead to learner L2 acquisition.

One EPB-seeding hypothesis is proposed wherein EPB is generated in association with longitudinal shallow upwelling of the ionosphere with a zonal wavelength of several hundred kilometers (Tsunoda 2005, 2015).

Our unprecedented multi-species investigation thus favours the multiple-hit hypothesis for PD wherein ageing would merely be an aggravating, additive, factor superimposed upon an independent disease process.

The most commonly suggested and cited explanation for the intimidating effect of eyespots is the 'Eye-mimicry hypothesis' [ 1] wherein eyespots are thought to instil fear or aversion in predators by resembling the eyes of their own enemies.