While it appears that deletions limited to pseudoautosomal sequences may be sufficient to reduce the TSCS score, as previously hypothesized, this conclusion is tempered by the fact that two of these deletions were due to unbalanced Xp Yq translocations, and Yq heterochromatin could exert position effects on nearby genes such as NLGN4X [MIM 300427].
One possibility, she hypothesized in her conclusion, was that an abundance of options may "simultaneously attract and repel choice-makers," an emotion-based explanation not unlike the one that Lipowski had considered.
Conclusion: As hypothesized, our analyses revealed that individuals with more variable movement patterns in the week, and specifically on the weekend, prior to their study visit had significantly less subjectively reported symptoms of MDD.
Conclusion We hypothesized that the oxygen extraction ratio (E) of air in the lung (E = FiO2 − FEO2) was stable and equal to 5%%.
In conclusion, we hypothesized that NE in medial prefrontal cortex (mpFC) is a neural system sensitive to the affective intensity of stimuli, irrespectively of valence and that differently salient stimuli induce a graded activation of prefrontal noradrenergic transmission engaging it in motivational salience attribution only when stronger activation is induced by highly salient stimuli.
Following this conclusion, we hypothesized that the extent to which AS events contribute to the proteome diversity in Arabidopsis thaliana would be lower than expected on the basis of transcriptomics data.
In conclusion, neighborhood characteristics hypothesized to support more PA and less driving were associated with higher levels of CRF and lower BMI.
His analysis of B cells yielded "the most definitive evidence to date that affinity maturation of antibodies occurs in a manner akin to Darwinian evolution," a previously hypothesized but not ultimately proven conclusion that will benefit the creation of new and more potent vaccines. .
Based on palaeoneurological studies (Knoll, Galton & López-Antoñanzas, 2006), there is no evidence for the proboscis-like structure hypothesized by Bakker (1986), a conclusion reached earlier by Barrett (1994), Upchurch (1994), and Upchurch & Barrett (2000) based on jaw mechanics and tooth wear.
Our conclusion is that the hypothesized imperfection in screening sensitivity, systematic error, and over-diagnosis do not in themselves explain the observed trial results.
Therefore, if a group of individually weak pieces of evidence consistently show the same relationship between a hypothesized cause and effect (i.e., a conclusion of "support for hypothesis), it is unlikely to be a spurious conclusion (US Department of Health and Human Services 2004).
