Sentence examples for in the first hypothesis from inspiring English sources

In the first hypothesis, modern white sharks branched off from megatooth sharks to evolve alongside megalodon and other similar megatooth species.

In the first hypothesis, cancer progenitor cells present in a tumor do not undergo EMT simultaneously, so the cancerous population contains cells at different stages of differentiation.

But both Plato (even in the Sophist) and Aristotle seem prepared to infer from a predication of the form 'S is P' a conclusion of the form 'S is', whereas in the first hypothesis of the Parmenides and in DCMS iv we have an argument that goes from a predication of the form 'the One is F' to the conclusion 'the One is not'.

Furthermore, the pattern of viral gene expression may be distinct from that proposed in the first hypothesis.

In the first hypothesis, all Xenorhabdus strains would have originated from an ancestor with a small genome.

As in the first hypothesis, we assume that the roo/ rooA element arose in the common ancestor of all 12 genomes.

This suggests that the order in which scientists list their hypotheses follows a rhetorical pattern, in which the first hypothesis presented is falsified in favour of a subsequent one.

In contrast, the first hypothesis was only marginally confirmed.

In testing the first hypothesis, we asked whether tolerance, once established, was transferable by putative regulatory T cells to a naive recipient.

In the first (hypothesis-generation) phase, seven modestly-powered QTL data sets from either Lymphoblastic Cell Lines (LCLs), Monocytes or human liver [ 20- 25] are used to pick prediction variables, and, categories of genes in which positive selection scores differentiate cis-eQTLs from the surrounding gene.

In a previous study using 61 plastid genes (see Fig. 4 in [ 18]) the first hypothesis was strongly supported (100%) in parsimony trees and the second hypothesis received only moderate support (63%) in ML trees.