Sentence examples for influenced hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Our findings suggest the possibility that brain stimulation can be used to modulate this tradeoff to our advantage in a specific situation, possibly by temporarily making our cognitive style less top-down influenced (hypothesis driven).

This area is associated with mental templates, or context [41], [42], [43], [44] and inhibiting the left ATL can lead to a less top down influenced (hypothesis driven) cognitive style [9].

Its classification, along with that of the other Malagasy carnivores, influenced hypotheses about how many times mammalian carnivores have colonized the island.

Adult hippocampal neurogenesis, i.e. the production of new granule cell neurons in the adult hippocampus, has captured the imagination of a wide audience and is beginning to influence hypotheses for clinical medicine.

This highly accurate imaging influenced the hypothesis that NPC and hypertrophic adenoids could be differentiated by using MRI before treatment.

The homophily hypothesis posits that social contacts are a product of likemindedness, whereas the social influence hypothesis posits that likemindedness is a product of social contacts.

A prerequisite for the genomic influence hypothesis is that the enzymes responsible for establishing epigenetic marks recognize subtle structural difference of underlying genomic sequence.

In this paper we take advantage of more statistically rigorous methods to infer these demographic parameters and evaluate the anthropogenic influence hypothesis.

In line with the social influence hypothesis, which states that one of the most prominent risk factors for substance use in adolescence is the influence of substance using peers [ 68], targeting peer pressure in brief web based interventions has been integrated in recent web-based interventions for reducing alcohol use among adolescents [ 28].

Major's perspective on the central cusp was largely influenced by his hypothesis that lagomorphs' ancestral stock came from within a Pelycodus – Plesiadapis group [3], [25].

It is likely that use of the term 'latent triplet periodicity' has also been influenced by the hypothesis on the universal RNY triplet pattern (R, purine; Y, pyrimidine; N, purine or pyrimidine) of codons in ancient genes, because correlations with this pattern can be traced in base distribution over recent coding regions.