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It proposes that increased reproductive investment actually occurs at the expense of physiological declines in later life (Williams, 1957; free PDF).

The mechanical theory proposes that increased intra-luminal pressure forces gas within the bowel lumen to breach the mucosal or serosal layers [1, 4, 5].

Overuse of antibiotics in America is no myth and the "hygiene hypothesis," which proposes that increased cleanliness and hygiene has decreased our exposure to infectious microbes and parasites and thus suppresses the natural development of our immune systems, is not a new theory.

The EEG-BOLD signal correlations in task irrelevant areas could be explained by the so-called inhibition hypothesis, which proposes that increased alpha power is related to top-down functional inhibition that may disrupt WM maintenance [9], [74].

The most plausible, especially for childhood leukaemia, proposes that increased risk is linked with an infectious aetiology, especially in situations of unusual population mixing, such as those that occurred in the localities around the nuclear facilities (Kinlen, 1988 , 1995 2012).

Another possible explanation for obesity-related cardiometabolic disease is the portal vein hypothesis, which proposes that increased visceral fat leads to higher free fatty acid concentrations in the portal vein, increased systemic fatty acid flux, and increased hepatic lipase activity, which removes lipids from LDL and HDL, and may lead to dyslipidemia (23).

Load theory [2] proposes that increasing processing load associated with an attended target will suppress perceptual processing of distractors due to progressive exhaustion of fixed processing capacity.

Hence, we propose that increased PI Synthase expression could play a role in cell transformation through the increased expression of cyclin D1, and possibly other growth-enhancing effects.

We propose that increased incorporation of protein precursor is the result of an increase in protein synthetic machinery within the denervated neuropil.

It is proposed that increased STEM density, defined as percentage of STEM workers, relates to lower attrition rates for high-density STEM organizations.

We propose that increased p21 levels in the absence of Id1 could act similarly and support the increased myeloid lineage commitment of Id1-/ HSCs.