Sentence examples for postulates for example from inspiring English sources

Some postulates, for example, that life satisfaction could relieve psychache and thus prevent suicide, need to be further verified by studies from various social settings.

Our results demonstrate a strong relationship between the perception of cardiac signals and the cortical processing of emotional stimuli, as would be postulated for example by the James Lange theory of emotions.

It has been postulated, for example, that a persistent preleukaemic clone may survive chemotherapy for the original disease and later lead to a second, similar leukaemia, after further events induce disease progression (Vora et al, 1998).

Due to the small sample size, this investigation can only be seen as a descriptive attempt to approach the problem of influence of attention disorders and increased impulsivity and hyperactivity as postulated for example by Geurts et al. [ 14].

Although some candidate genes in the various regions have been postulated (for example, FGFR1 in 8p12-p11.2 and CCND1 in 11q13 [ 23]), no definitive data confirming the drivers contained in these various regions have been reported specifically for lobular breast cancer.

These appear in FlyBase with the gene model on the gene report page and are used to flag unusual aspects of a gene model (unconventional translation start postulated, for example) or as a means of noting data that have not been incorporated into the model.

This postulate implies, for example, that table tennis played on a train moving with constant velocity is just like table tennis played with the train at rest, the states of rest and motion being physically indistinguishable.

The postulates of Robert Koch, for example, cannot be fulfilled for uncultivated pathogens [48].

Accordingly, significant interactions between the experimental conditions and the moderator variables mentioned above are postulated such that, for example, patients low on avoidance will benefit more from expressive writing than avoidant patients and that patients perceiving low social support will benefit more than patients perceiving high social support.

Becker's (1981) marriage model, for example, postulates that men have a comparative advantage in market production, while women's comparative advantage lies in home production.

The dopaminergic hypothesis of schizophrenia, for example, postulates that there is relative excess of signaling specifically via D2-type dopaminerGPCRsPCRs in the brain [3].