Sentence examples for i hypothesis from inspiring English sources

(i) Hypothesis H3 was introduced by Tits et al. in [1], Assumption 3.

We use the European Social Survey (ESS, waves 2002-2010) and the American General Social Survey (GSS, waves 2002-2010) datosetesto thet the following two hypotheses: (i) Hypothesis 1: Immigrants (in particular first-generation immigrants) are more religious than the native population, in both the United States and Europe.

Other lines of evidence contradict the Complex I hypothesis.

We have called these two different possibilities the "IIa + b Separate Hypothesis" and the "Group I Hypothesis".

We propose two alternative hypotheses of WRKY gene evolution: The "Group I Hypothesis" sees all WRKY genes evolving from Group I C-terminal WRKY domains.

We propose two alternative hypotheses of Group IIb WRKY gene evolution: The "Group I Hypothesis" sees all WRKY genes evolving from Group I C-terminal domains.

One hypothesis I would take from these tariffs is that they could actually be quite a bit more punitive than first meets the eye.

Is hypothesis \(h\) confirmed by \ e\) and \ e^*\) alike?

The recently published article on abacavir hypersensitivity 28 provides evidence for a modified p-i hypothesis, which the authors termed the altered self-peptide repertoire model.

34 This has been termed the pharmacological-interaction (p-i) hypothesis, and may explain the IMDILI of some drugs (e.g., ximelagatran 35) that do not generate reactive metabolites.

This has led to the pharmacological interaction or p-i hypothesis, whereby some chemically inert drugs are able to bind non-covalently to antigen-presenting structures such as the T cell receptor or MHC and cause stimulation directly of an immune response, as is the case with sulfamethoxazole.