Sentence examples for resolved hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Approximately Unbiased (AU) tests of two trees were used to compare the fit to the small-scale data of our new and the previously proposed hypotheses of the relationships of Ericabatrachus not including Largen's [ 5] very incompletely resolved hypothesis.

Our results provide the first resolved hypothesis for the phylogenetic placement of the megadiverse East African cichlid radiations as well as for the world's second most important aquaculture species, the Nile Tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus.

Implicit in this approach was the notion that resolving hypotheses regarding evolutionary development and the influence of one culture on another should be secondary to the careful and exhaustive study of particular societies.

In 1988, Rasnitsyn proposed a fully resolved phylogenetic hypothesis of higher level hymenopteran relationships based on morphological and fossil evidence (Rasnitsyn 1988).

As the interest in including phylogenetic information into studies of species diversity and co-existence has outpaced our ability to generate fully resolved phylogenetic hypotheses for every study system, more and more researchers have begun to use phylogenies in their research that contain multiple unresolved nodes.

We obtain resolved phylogenetic hypotheses using the supermatrix and Bayesian Concordance Factors (BCF) approaches despite numerous incongruences among gene trees.

Further investigation is needed to resolve this hypothesis.

Ambiguous information used for recognizing places is resolved with multiple hypothesis tracking and a selection procedure inspired by Markov localization.

The seeming contradiction of these results may best be resolved by the hypothesis that the anti-inflammatory regimen diminished some toxicity associated with uncontrolled immune responses (i.e., reduced harmful inflammation) while our pro-inflammatory combination promoted the robust generation of defense effectors (i.e., enhanced protective inflammation).

They recovered mites as a monophylum, but resolved no clear hypothesis with respect to the mites' sister-group.

The discrepancy may at least in part be resolved by the hypothesis that the timing of BRCA1 methylation will influence tumour phenotype; the earlier in tumorigenesis methylation occurs, the greater the similarity to tumours arising from germline BRCA1 mutations.