Sentence examples similar to reverse hypotheses from inspiring English sources

-What is the null (reverse) hypothesis?

I mean, you could come up with a zillion others, including the reverse hypothesis, that there's some maturational reason why these social cognitive abilities are coming in.

Here we examine the reverse hypothesis, that changes in membrane potential compel flexoelectric driven stereocilia movements.

Remarkably, transgenic mouse models now even support the reverse hypothesis, i.e. that tangle deposition is protective, similar to amyloid plaques in amyloid pathology.

To test the reverse hypothesis, that the association with grip strength may be driving the association with frailty, grip strength was introduced into logistic regression models for frailty.

We define and describe the Warburg effect and the newly suggested "reverse" hypothesis.

However, the reverse hypothesis cannot be excluded: SP-D might be regulated by glucose, triglycerides, and inflammation.

We define Warburg effect and the "reverse" hypothesis and we discuss the potential value of modulating autophagy.

Conversely, few researchers have considered the reverse hypothesis that breast cancer patients have a higher risk of developing subsequent diabetes.

Similarly the reverse hypothesis, that there would be no independent association between socioeconomic status and smoking after adjusting for mental health status is not supported by these data.

However, we cannot exclude the reverse hypothesis of a local evolution through the acquisition of SCC mec type VI by a PVL-positive MSSA.