Sentence examples for including the hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Leibniz is considered to be among the creators of geology because of the observations he compiled there, including the hypothesis that the Earth was at first molten.
Here we review recent evidence on the unresolved mechanism of their activation, including the hypothesis that the channels are mechanically activated by physical effects of PIP2 depletion on the membrane, in combination with protons released by PLC.
Oncologists have offered several possible explanations, including the hypothesis that as the body recovers from surgery, it releases growth factors that accelerate the development of new tumors.
Several models have been described to explain the rescue mechanism including the hypothesis that Wolbachia removes an essential component from the sperm nucleus and the same strain of Wolbachia in the egg restores this critical factor allowing embryogenesis to proceed normally.
Various scenarios have been discussed [ 17, 18, 20- 28, 28] including the hypothesis of an abrupt weakening of the East Asian summer monsoon around 7.5 Ma [ 32].
The Reviewing editor and all three reviewers were enthusiastic about this study and cited several strengths, including the hypothesis driven design, parametric study of stimulation parameters, robust behavioral effects, and progress towards identifying at least one mechanism.
Our comprehensive genetic data are thus compatible with expectations based upon European population history, including the hypotheses of a south-north expansion and/or a larger effective population size in southern than in northern Europe.
On an a priori basis, we elected to perform a hypothesis-testing meta-analysis that excluded the initial observations from WOSCOPS as well as an analysis of all available data including the hypothesis-generating WOSCOPS data.
Such experimental designs test compound hypotheses that include the hypothesis that other-regarding preferences do not affect behavior.
7. Other notable developments in this area include the "hypothesis testing" model, offered by Dean Foster and H. Peyton Young (2003), and the "regret testing" model, also offered by Foster and Young (2006).
The new procedure takes into account the actual stiffness of the shoring and for the first time includes the hypothesis that the average deformation of the shores coincides with that of the slabs they support.
