Sentence examples for most accepted hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Among the different hypotheses microbial processes before or during sewage treatment have been the most accepted hypothesis [16, 17].

Most accepted hypothesis of depression is postulated, and oxidative stress is suggested to be involved in the pathophysiology of depression [4].

To explain the pathogenesis of these cases, the most accepted hypothesis will be the double hit theory: first hit, predisposition for disease as a consequence of primary mtDNA mutation, and second hit, the effects of genetic modifier.

However, to date, cartilaginous metaplasia of fibroblasts and subsequent endochondral ossification is the most accepted hypothesis for the pathogenesis of Achilles tendon ossifications [ 11].

Among these, the most accepted hypothesis is that the R-richness on the LeS and R-poorness on the LaS might be a type of sequence signature of the heterodimeric DNA polymerase III alpha subunit in Firmicutes [ 24].

However, according to inferred phylogenies from 18S rDNA, Euhemiptera (Heteropterodea (Heteroptera + Coleorrhyncha) + Auchenorrhyncha) were proposed as sister group of Sternorrhyncha, leaving Homoptera as paraphyletic [ 91- 93], which is currently the most accepted hypothesis.

In most accepted hypotheses there are proved relationships among variables/constructs: quality, satisfaction, perceived value, and behavioural intentions.

One of the most accepted hypotheses establishes that Mn atoms with different oxidation states sharing surfaces with intermediate O atoms are responsible of the observed magnetism.

In the basal splitting events in Holometabola we recover the Hymenoptera-Mecopterida association, and Coleoptera + Strepsiptera form a clade sister to the rest of Holometabola, which coincides with one of the two most accepted hypotheses.

The intermediate steps that occurred over thousands of years can be tentatively reconstructed as in the diagram above, which attempts to show the most widely accepted hypothesis of the genetic origin of the branches now included in the Niger-Congo family.

According to the most generally accepted hypothesis, there were in Proto-Indo-European at least two distinct series of velar (or "guttural") consonants: simple velars (or palatals), symbolized as *k, *g, and *gh, and labiovelars, symbolized as *kw, *gw, and *gwh.