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In Phase 4, using a new sample of 221 respondents, we apply a confirmatory factorial analysis to test the models hypothesized in previous phases.

The structural model hypothesized in was tested using AMOS.

Since the hydraulic model hypothesized in this analysis assumed a relative stability in the total size of institutionalized populations and an inverse correlation between correctional institutionalization and psychiatric institutionalization, the exclusion of measures of prison admission and release did not affect the goodness of data for the testing of the two hypotheses.

Both of these cases suggest that the model hypothesized in Figure 1 should be expanded to include additional degradation pathways.

From this, we can conclude that the model hypothesized in the Introduction is consistent with the physiological observations in response to different environment and genotype treatments.

The characteristic Fg assembly patterns on PS- b-PMMA may be explained by a surface packing model hypothesized in the schematic representation shown in Figure 7 F. The suggested model is based on our AFM topographic results exhibiting the typical appearance of triplet lobes along the short axis of the PS nanodomain.

Davis et al. have shown the utility of PET/CT to detect tuberculous lesions and to monitor response to chemotherapy in animal models hypothesizing the possible application for humans [ 17].

It remains unclear, however, whether P. straeleni forages predominantly on its models, as was hypothesized in [ 6], or whether it preys upon a wider range of non-resembling species.

Unique gene evolution models hypothesize that transcriptional and translational events in noncoding regions or sporadic phage integrations are fixed and, after passing the natural selection filter, lead to the emergence of unique (novel) genes (Yomtovian et al. 2010; Carvunis et al. 2012).

Such model equation is hypothesized in Eq. (3).

Interestingly, such a mechanism, termed the cortical tractor model, was first hypothesized in the 1980s by amphibian embryologist Antone Jacobson [ 8] to account for epithelial folding during neurulation.