Sentence examples for protected hypothesis from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, our results demonstrate that whether or not a 'twice infected - protected' hypothesis is a realistic and appropriate description of the full system cannot be determined from the observed epidemiology of dengue and its four serotypes alone.

By contrast, in a liberal state, Raz argues, a person's right to political activity is, by hypothesis, adequately protected by law.

Our results contribute to the quantitative evidence of the impacts of anthropogenic transformation of natural ecosystems on the ecosystem condition, supporting the hypothesis that protected areas significantly reduce anthropogenic pressures and contribute to maintaining critical ecosystem services and biodiversity.

The authors postulated that the reason for the observed relationship between fetal activity and birthweight in babies of their participants may be an intrinsic tendency for the smaller babies in their study to be more active (the fidgety fetus hypothesis), which protected them from macrosomia [ 68].

Our observation of high levels of IL-17A in protected mice led to our hypothesis that IL-17A contributes to protective anti-cryptcoccal immune responses.

The histological findings supported the hypothesis that EP protected the neurons against ischemic injury.

It showed modest inhibition of microtubule assembly; the opposite of that from paclitaxel! Howarth et al. synthesized protected 17a– 17d based on the hypothesis that paclitaxel behaves as a GTP mimic, with the baccatin III core acting as the guanosine part of GTP and the side chain representing a triphosphate.

We cannot presume they build nests to have a place in which to lay, hold, incubate, or protect eggs (untestable hypotheses, unlike the first part of this sentence).

According to the third hypothesis, a subpopulation of highly protected microorganisms similar to spores is formed in biofilm structures.

The hypothesis that cells are primarily protected by mature biofilms was established by Xie et al. (2012).

This limitation makes it difficult to establish whether rural populations living in central Peru are protected from autoimmunity and allergy through the hygiene hypothesis mechanism.