Sentence examples for in connection with the hypothesis of from inspiring English sources

We brought up these essential ideas above in connection with the hypothesis of nuclear evolution being driven by meiosis, because concepts such as molecular crowding, spatial organization of DNA repair machines, and enhanced kinetics of DNA repair by restricted diffusion of substrates also apply to the function of the nucleus during meiotic recombination.

Our analyses reject the hypothesis that T. b. mexicana populations grew in connection with the expansion of human agriculture in North America, and instead suggest that this growth commenced long before the arrival of humans.

In my forthcoming Report, these facts (including many which have not been hitherto published) are discussed, in connection with the Temperatures of Inland Seas; and if Mr. Laughton will frame a better hypothesis for the explanation of them sthan that of the Thermal Circulation first advanced by Pouillet, and latterly accepted by Herschel and Sir William Thomson, I will gladly accept it.

Many papers imposed this behavioral hypothesis; i.e., myopia, on which the forgoing discussions crucially depended, spawning numerous desirable results in connection with the family of MDP Procedures.

Hence Natorp makes much of Plato's apparent identification of the forms with so-called hypotheseis at Phaedo 100, ff., and his other mentions of hypothesis in connection with the forms in the Republic.

Specifically I am interested in problems of hypothesis testing and discrimination between quantum states, in connection with the quantum Chernoff bound, and in Gaussian approximation of nonparametric quantum statistical models.

Dozens of people were convicted in connection with the bombings.

Eleven people, some of them with connections to triads in Hong Kong, were arrested in connection with the attack.

Eleven people, some of whom have connections to the Shui Fong triad gang, were arrested in connection with the attack.

The present paper questions the latter hypothesis: that phonological dyslexia always occurs in connection with some other form of phonologically based disruption (i.e. in a 'cluster' of impairments that are not necessarily reading-specific).

He was arrested in connection with an allegation of assault.