The initial efforts supporting the inversion model, which hypothesized sucrose hydrolysis and resynthesis [ 33], involved incubation or washing of the tissue slices for extended periods in solution lacking osmoticum before sucrose uptake was quantified.
The proposed model, which hypothesized that an older adult's perception of his or her own aging significantly affected his or her own, and his or her spouse's, psychological well-being was supported.
The most widely accepted based on linguistic and archeological evidence, is the "Out-of-Taiwan" model, which hypothesizes that Austronesians from Taiwan began migrating to the Philippines around 4000 BCE, displacing earlier arrivals.
The binding data of this molecule is much better reproduced by the spreading model, which hypothesizes different binding orientations, than by the well-known Langmuir model.
The iso-strain model is an extension of the job strain model, which hypothesizes that individuals experiencing job strain who are simultaneously socially isolated have an even higher risk for disease.
This pattern is consistent with a "social chain of risk" or "social pathway" life course model, which hypothesizes that childhood circumstances influence adult health indirectly by setting an individual on an unfavorable life trajectory which eventually will affect adult health.
Each barrier structure, however, has been exclusively employed in various transport models, which hypothesize only one pathway for macromolecular transport through the NPC.
A major prediction of the big-bang model of cosmology, which hypothesizes that the universe began with a hot explosion, is that most of the helium observed today was synthesized from hydrogen in nuclear reactions occurring during the universe's fiery first few minutes.
Therefore the transcontextual model [ 4], which hypothesizes that perceived autonomy support in PE would be transferred into autonomous motives in noneducational, after school settings, has been used as a theoretical framework for the present research.
Model M1a (nearly neutral), which hypothesizes a variable selective pressure among sites but not positive selection and M2a, which considers positive selection, fit our data better than the M0 model, with an ℓ = -6689.544 in both cases (Table 2).
These results indicate a departure from the neutral model of molecular evolution, which hypothesizes that GC-rich and GC-poor amino acids will be positively and negatively correlated with genomic GC content, respectively [ 43- 46].
