This argues very strongly against the incomplete label hypothesis.
The lack of such changes in whole-cell lysates or the supernatant and pellet fractions of sonicated samples confirmed the incomplete lysis hypothesis and indicated that LY30 had no effect on Hsp27 expression but instead induced its translocation to a nuclei-enriched pellet fraction.
However, in studying biological systems, often only incomplete abstracted hypotheses exist to explain observed complex patterning and functions.
There has been concern recently that some assessments have been based on untested or incomplete mechanistic hypotheses.
To test the incomplete-learning hypothesis, we assumed that subjects adjusted their strategy in small steps by using gradient-based information about how the reward rate changed in the local neighborhood of the currently chosen bounds.
Finally, the neutral incomplete lineage sorting hypothesis could not explain the observed gene function bias.
Although we are not able to fully exclude it, the incomplete lineage sorting hypothesis thus does not appear a likely explanation for the observed cyto-nuclear discordance.
Understanding the pathogenesis of the chiari-like malformation in the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (CKCS) is incomplete, and current hypotheses do not fully explain the development of syringomyelia (SM) in the spinal cords of affected dogs.
1. the cognitive process of supposing 2. a message expressing an opinion based on incomplete evidence 3. a hypothesis that is taken for granted The word supposition has appeared in 24 New York Times articles in the past year, including on March 3 in "A Genuine Motherwell?
The shortcomings of the code's treatment of the magnet region are addressed by utilizing a particle trajectory tracing code and invoking the hypothesis that incomplete space charge neutralization is responsible for the discrepancy.
