Sentence examples for implications the hypothesis from inspiring English sources

(iii) The juvenile Nothosaurus humeri and their evolutionary implications The hypothesis that MHI 633 and MHI 1906 are juveniles of two species of Nothosaurus that differ in adult size, i.e., N. mirabilis and N. giganteus, has implications for body size evolution in Nothosaurus via heterochrony.

Our data also have implications for the hypothesis that salamander hypaxial myosepta are designed to increase shortening amplification of the hypaxial muscle fibers.

It also has implications for the hypothesis that Africa was isolated from the rest of Gondwana from an early date as early as the early Cretaceous and consequently had a fauna distinct from the rest of Gondwana for much of the Cretaceous, as it may be closely related to the sudamericids of South America, India, Madagascar, and Antarctica, a highly derived group.

Following this, I examined the implications of the hypothesis and attempted to better understand some of the anomalies of the age-specific incidence data.

We also discuss this point under implications of the hypothesis.

The paper concludes with a summary of the findings and other implications of the hypothesis.

I also find the section on implications of the hypothesis rather vague and do not believe that the excursion into the raisond' etre of eukaryotes is particularly helpful.

Finally, the present results have important implications for the hypothesis that synchronization supports the perceptual organization of visual scenes (Gray 1999; Singer 1999; Fries et al. 2007).

To clarify the advantage of the proposed hypothesis relative to a simple bistable switch, we added the above discussion briefly into the first and second paragraphs of the "Implications of the hypothesis" section.

We consider briefly the implications that the hypothesis may hold for several epidemiologic issues, including the degree of prematurity of the deaths, the unlikelihood of a threshold effect, and the role that coarse, noncombustive particles may play in the association.

This is a fundamental point that merits discussion and we have done so in the final section "implications of the hypothesis" that highlights issues that need to be addressed in future studies of eukaryogenesis.