Interestingly, no studies have found self-efficacy to be a mediator of the effects of imagery on behavior despite hypothesizing it as a theoretically-relevant mediator, measuring the construct and including it as a mediator in analyses [ 30, 33, 57].
Interestingly, up regulation of gluconeogenesis in roots of drought sensitive horse gram genotype only, allows us to hypothesize it as a quick response of this genotype to cope with drought challenge.
The relationship between eating habits and body dissatisfaction was found in both genders, but, as hypothesized, it was stronger among the girls.
As hypothesized, it protects from H2O2-induced ROS in a time-dependent manner, the M1-gated cells percentage (ROS-positive cells) being significantly reduced in USP2aWT compared with USP2aMUT and empty vector cells, at both 1 and 6 h post treatment.
As was hypothesized, it seems that most drivers support the flashing green interval despite the fact that it seems to reduce safety.
The researchers had expected the wearable to have a positive impact on encouraging teens to exercise across a range of different forms of motivation, as well as hypothesizing it would help avoid kids feeling demotivated about physical activity.
Of course this is technically possible (that is, if things go as Trende hypothesizes, it is certainly true that the Republicans can win without additional Latino votes) but is it a wise course of action?
Although no increase in the number of late endosomes, lysosomes or autophagosomes was observed following even massive stimulation, it was hypothesized as early as 1971 that newly reformed synaptic vesicles could either be actively re-used as functional synaptic vesicles or re-directed to a pathway ultimately leading to lysosomes as the final destination for degradation (Holtzman et al., 1971).
They also draw attention to the W-shaped age-specific mortality curve, still unexplained we would argue, and hypothesize that it, as well as disease pathogenesis and protection, results from cell-mediated immune responses.
