Sentence examples for striking hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The discovery of the fossilised remains of a creature that looks a little like a giant beak-less chicken has led scientists to a striking hypothesis: at one time all dinosaurs had feathers.

The most striking hypothesis for the racial sleep gap is that it results from stress caused by discrimination.

The authors of this manuscript present a striking hypothesis, that the interactions between the human host and the microbiome make a substantial contribution to religious behavior.

The link between expression level and sequence evolution rate appears to be by far the strongest and most consistent across a range of diverse organisms, a finding that led to the striking hypothesis that expression level or, more precisely, the rate of translational events is indeed the dominant determinant of the sequence evolution rate [ 15, 24, 25].

This last point is quite exciting as it allows them to posit a striking hypothesis that the role of the Alu domain is to sense the state translation state of the ribosome, which may be sensitive to hydrophobic stretches in the nascent chain.

The most striking evidence supporting this hypothesis was the demonstration that the vitamin D-induced rapid actions are lost in osteoblasts from Vdr knockout mice [ 9].

This hypothesis has striking parallels with the identification of mutations in another metabolic enzyme IDH1, leading to accumulation of 2-hydroxyglutarate identified as an oncometabolite (Dang et al., 2009; Xu et al., 2011).

The histologic phenotype and the proteotypic pattern of type P tumors constitutes the most striking evidence for this hypothesis: the fronds in these carcinomas caricatured terminal end buds of the pubertal mammary gland, one of the compartments in which mammary stem cells are found [ 47, 48].

Given the ubiquity of introns in eukaryotes, the dearth of hypotheses based on positive selection is striking, and therefore any such hypothesis is important and at the very least thought-provoking.

While there was hardly any difference in the null hypothesis cases, some striking differences were encountered for the non-central distributions, deserving further inspection: The LRT assumes the rowsums r v to be fixed at their observed values, therefore the fixed marginals bootstrap adopts this assumption.

The evidence for the allergy hypothesis is pretty striking, according to Santucci.