Sentence examples for most reliable hypothesis from inspiring English sources

In the present review, we summarize the most reliable hypothesis concerning pathophysiology of migraine, topiramate mechanisms of action, moreover we discuss its role in preventing and treating chronic migraine.

The authors use a multi-agent strategy for real-time beat tracking where several agents monitor chord changes and drum patterns and propose their hypotheses; the most reliable hypothesis is selected.

Hence, we consider the existence of cnidarian Hox genes orthologue to bilaterian HOX9-14 as the most reliable hypothesis (figure 4A), postulating an ancestral Hox complement with two "anterior" Hox genes (one HOX1-like and one HOX2-like) and one to several "posterior" Hox genes (HOX9-14-like).

Hence, in the case of Archaea, a lineage specific maintenance of the DAP or the AAA pathway for lysine biosynthesis seems to be the most reliable hypothesis.

How an expansion in a non-coding region of the gene cause the multisystemic features of the disease is debated, but the most reliable hypothesis postulates that the abnormal expansion in the DMPK gene causes a repeat expansion expressed at the RNA level, altering RNA processing, at least in part by interfering with alternative splicing of other genes [ 4].

The most robust hypothesis of genetic organization by the hierarchical AMOVA corroborates these results because the most reliable hypothesis was generated by considering each of the samples separately (Table  2), supporting the pattern that explains small geographic scale structure using microsatellites [ 26].

The phylogenetic tree obtained from the total combined nuclear and plastid data matrix was considered as the most reliable phylogenetic hypothesis and used as reference tree in PhyDesign, for this we converted it to "ultrametric" with the program TreeEdit v1.0a10 [ 73], using the non-parametric rate smoothing method [ 74].

The method of multiple working hypotheses produces the most reliable results.

SCIENCE, we are repeatedly told, is the most reliable form of knowledge about the world because it is based on testable hypotheses.

We wished to see if the relationship between probe frequency and suppressed tuning was any different if we considered separately the most reliable data, and only those far enough away from CF to provide a good test of the hypothesis.

Unless there was strong evidence against the null hypothesis of homogeneity of effects (P<0.001), the overall odds ratio was used as the most reliable guide to the odds ratios in all strata.