Sentence examples for raising the hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Alteration in brain Na+, K+-ATPase and DLC have been detected in depressive disorders raising the hypothesis of their involvement in these pathology.

A previous electroencephalographic (EEG) study has shown that obese subjects are characterized by reduced attention frontal responses to food images, thus raising the hypothesis of attention deficits associated with abnormal body weight (Babiloni et al., 2009a,b).

However, thus far α-PD-1 or α-PDL-1 antibodies have shown only modest activity as monotherapies36, 37. We have previously shown that genomic alterations in the Ras/MAPK pathway correlate with lower TIL infiltrate in TNBC15, raising the hypothesis that targeting MEK may enhance TIL infiltrate and thereby potentiate the efficacy of immunotherapy with the ultimate aim of improving survival.

Therefore, the object of this review is to discuss the effects of exercise and cytokines on sleep, and the relation between these two sleep-regulating components, raising the hypothesis that the alterations in sleep promoted by exercise are mediated by cytokines, which, by increasing the nREM sleep phase, would stimulate the regenerating characteristics of sleep.

NOSVA was not related to septic myocardial dysfunction, but rather to acute renal failure, raising the hypothesis of an acute renocardiac syndrome.

Renal failure, but not myocardial dysfunction, was significantly associated with occurrence of NOSVA during septic shock, raising the hypothesis of an acute renocardiac syndrome.

This raises the hypothesis that pharmacological modulation of the circadian machinery may be an effective therapeutic strategy for combating cancer.

Altogether, the RNA-seq data raised the hypothesis of a specific dysregulation of EphB1-induced reactivity genes (Fig. 6d f).

These findings raise the hypothesis that neuronal EphB1 interacts with astrocytic ephrin-B1 to trigger astrocyte reactivity through STAT3 activation.

These data raise the hypothesis that EphB1-induced STAT3 activation and/or its downstream pathways are dysregulated.

Finally, any mitotic activity and/or an increase of Ki67 labeling index should raise the hypothesis of adenoid basal carcinoma.