Sentence examples for spread hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Many studies were conducted on the modelling of stress distribution of soil foundations based on the elastic theory or uniformly spread hypothesis, but few works focused on the modelling of dynamic stress distribution in railway substructures.
Although further mechanistic studies are necessary (i.e. strategically-placed nervous system lesions), these results strongly support an enteric nervous system spread hypothesis.
(Note however that the epicenter analysis in our paper showing that PD related atrophy is predicted by distance from the SN in the normal connectome also fits with the network spread hypothesis).
This concomitant rRNA-decrease and r-protein increase has led to the widely spread hypothesis that MS-PRs may physically replace missing rRNA segments by acting as "molecular prostheses" (O'Brien 2002).
The difficulties for label-free visualizing of blood is associated with the widely spread hypothesis that hemoglobin has undetectable fluorescence due to that its spontaneous emission is dominated by the fast non-radiative decay of the excited states [ 5, 6].
The ideas of (1) comparing a disease atrophy map to a normal resting state (Seeley et al., 2009) and (2) using graph theory to identify an epicenter for disease spread (Zhou et al., 2012), both of which support the network spread hypothesis, originated from these two papers.
A veritable legion of evidence supports the seafloor spreading hypothesis.
The seafloor spreading hypothesis was proposed by the American geophysicist Harry H. Hess in 1960.
Investigations of oceanic magnetic anomalies have further corroborated the seafloor spreading hypothesis.
Seafloor spreading hypothesis, theory that oceanic crust forms along submarine mountain zones, known collectively as the mid-ocean ridge system, and spreads out laterally away from them.
Tectonics embraces as its chief working principle the concept of plate tectonics, a theory that was formulated in the late 1960s by American, Canadian, and British geophysicists to broaden and synthesize the notion of continental drift and the seafloor spreading hypothesis.
