Sentence examples for hypothetical origin from inspiring English sources

Light lines indicate the hypothetical origin of various orders.

Inspired by the entanglement-induced nonlocal correlations of quantum physics, mind-matter entanglement is conceived as the hypothetical origin of mind-matter correlations.

However, in this chapter we would like to focus on the hypothetical origin of erythroid and thrombocytic differentiation programs from ancestral vertebrates.

From the results presented here, we propose a hypothetical origin of NP-like genes within Populus trichocarpa, depicted in Figure  8.

One hypothetical origin of the W invokes a fusion between an autosome and the basal Z chromosome, with the remaining free autosome following the canonical evolutionary degradation into the W allosome shared by ditrysian species (Traut and Marec 1996).

To presume that life began with an asexual, random mutation evolutionary process, and at some point switched to a thoroughly different process based on sex and nonrandom mutation introduces an arbitrary line into history and into theory of the kind that we should be happy to remove and that shows a disagreement between this hypothetical origin scenario and the theory presented here.

On the basis of the phylogenetic tree, we deduced the hypothetical origins of 19 genes by tandem duplication.

On the basis of the phylogenetic tree, we deduced the hypothetical origins of 23 genes from two ancestral units by tandem duplication (Supplementary Fig. S5B).

For women, the ratio of infection intensity to water contact (i.e. the slope of a hypothetical line from the origin to a point) in Figure 5 and - to a lesser extent - Figure 6 decreased with age, suggesting an increasing degree of resistance with age.

Oxygen is mainly integrated in humans through ingestion of water, the isotopes of which depend on altitude and latitude, and its isotopes may thus be used to verify a hypothetical geographic origin.

Therefore, mechanistic research is needed to establish a basis for a hypothetical fetal origin of an adult disease.