Sentence examples for most frequent hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The most frequent hypothesis to explain the lack of phenotype in knockout plants is functional redundancy [ 25, 28].

Reduction of mucociliary transport, metaplasia of the connective tissue, exostosis arising in the cartilaginous ring, chronic inflammation with a possible link to amyloidosis of the lung are currently the most frequent hypothesis how TPO develops on the cellular level [ 9, 2, 4].

Most frequent hypotheses about resistance QTLs were either defeated R-genes with residual effects or defence genes.

Consistent with this hypothesis, the most frequent bona fide motifs among neointrons have AT content at or near 100%.

In this sample, the average age of diagnosis was 4 years, 10 months, but the most frequent was 3 years, consistent with our hypothesis that most children would be diagnosed between ages 3 and 4.

In support of our hypothesis, enterococci are among the most frequent pathogens implicated in cases of post-partum emdometritis after cephalosporin prophylaxis [ 21- 23].

This is not the case for the two most frequent motifs, AATAAA and ATTAAA, which partially supports our hypothesis that the intrinsic characteristics of the frequent motifs and rare motifs are different.

This hypothesis is supported by the finding that the most frequent alleles found in cultivated AA diploids were observed in increasing frequency in triploid and tetraploid accessions, containing increasing dosages of the M. acuminata genome.

Indeed, we plan to conduct studies of the most frequent retinitis pigmentosa mutant P23H under denaturing conditions to test the hypothesis that the folding core may be disrupted in some way in this mutant.

This hypothesis is strengthened by our present results showing that the most frequent emotional circumstances in which OIB occur in autism are frustration, anger and opposition, and that the more frequent concurrent behaviors occurring just before OIB are anxiety-related behaviors and excitation.

Following this hypothesis, we tried to put in a logical order the most frequent aberrant sperm forms observed in our sample.