The number of deletion mutants analyzed is too low to draw any strong conclusions on regions of the chromosome or specific genes being 'undeletable' but we could hypothesize certain classes of genes to be of such an essential nature that incurred deletions would render the pollen or its offspring either inviable or severely retarded in growth and survival.
We therefore, hypothesized that certain ribonucleases like the aforementioned example could specifically process these lncRNA by certain recognition cues [ 38].
Other researchers have hypothesized that certain personality traits, like a tendency to focus inward, may predispose to chronic dizziness, just as certain psychological traits may predispose to irritable-bowel syndrome or chronic-fatigue syndrome.
We hypothesized that certain beta-blockers may also be safe and useful in chronic asthma therapy.
Based on prior single-center reports, we hypothesized that certain HLA alleles, or haplotypes, may be associated with superior GVL compared with others after allo-HCT.
We hypothesized that certain symptoms associated with cognitive control abnormalities for emotion processing, such as sad mood, anxious mood, worry, and rumination/dwelling, would be responsive to the EFMT intervention, whereas other unrelated symptoms, such as sleep and appetite disturbance, would not.
We hypothesized that certain affective temperaments (including hyperthymic, cyclothymic, anxious, depressive and/or irritability) might represent 'fundamental states' contributing to risk of both AM and BD and we aimed to assess whether extremes of these five affective temperaments were associated with BD and concomitant AM status.
He also hypothesized that certain mechanical (impingement) and chemical (bursitis) factors could be a source for the noxious stimuli inducing increased amounts of substance P in the afferent nerves.
Zimbardo hypothesized that certain traits of prison guards or prisoners caused their bad behavior (i.e. "Bad Apples").
He hypothesized that certain facial expressions are innate, and therefore universally expressed and recognized across all cultures.
