Although some fast-swimming pelagic predators are also elongate (e.g., billfish), morphological specializations of the axial skeleton for continuous swimming have the potential to act as confounding factors when making hypotheses regarding the evolution of vertebral numbers.
The numerous specimens of this genus, including nearly complete skeletons from two well-known bonebeds, have allowed researchers to make informed hypotheses regarding many aspects of the living animal, including feeding, movement, and social behaviour.
We make concrete hypotheses regarding novel pathway associations for several complex disorders considered, based on the results of Joint GWAS Analysis.
We do this by providing DNA sequences, protein sequences, and chromosomal electron density maps of five closely related species, and then asking students to make simple hypotheses regarding the phylogeny of these species.
On the basis of information provided in this report, we can make several hypotheses regarding the causes of the resurgence of a previously controlled infection in a transitional, rapidly changing country.
Third, we made several hypotheses regarding the pathogenesis of RCVS.
In the latter publications, discrete characters were analysed with an explicit optimality criterion, and were in principle observable by anyone with access to relevant material, in order to make specific, testable hypotheses regarding mammalian interrelationships.
Students are asked to make a hypothesis regarding which divergence occurred more recently.
Shen Kuo also made hypotheses in regards to geology and climatology in his Dream Pool Essays of 1088.
Given the lack of previous research, we made no a priori hypotheses regarding these associations.
Similarity among expression patterns across many conditions can be used, for example, to make inferences and generate testable hypotheses regarding interactions between genes [ 61, 62].
