Sentence examples for suggested hypothesis from inspiring English sources
To test whether the suggested hypothesis is true, blood insulin concentrations were measured in 41 human subjects.
A suggested hypothesis is that the hydrophilicity of the electrode material is a possible reason for the different adsorption behaviour of thymine on various electrodes.
This crystal structure confirms our previously suggested hypothesis, showing that Rspo proteins cross-link LGRs and ZNRF3 into a 2 2 2 complex, whereas a 1 1 1 complex is formed with RNF43.
These data indicate that fat loss in these subjects potentially resulted in a reduction of insulin production by AT, which in turn restore the insulin ability of pancreas-associated β-cells to adjust blood glucose without external insulin injection, confirming our above suggested hypothesis that high concentration of insulin by obese AT deteriorates the insulin function by pancreas β cells.
Since blood insulin levels were high in all human obese subjects as compared to lean subjects and showed a highly significant positive correlation, our suggested hypothesis that blood insulin concentrations increase with the increase of body fat mass is indeed true.
Background: The suggested hypothesis of a direct anti-inflammatory property of mud-pack treatment has led us to speculate that its action on the cytokine network might counteract the heat-stress-related effects on platelet and endothelial cell function often reported following hot-spring baths.
In this first molecular phylogenetic hypothesis, the position of R. caryophyllacea differs from all previously suggested hypotheses based on morphology.
The parametric dependence of the reaction outcomes helped the qualitative assessment of the best operating conditions and suggested hypotheses on the reaction mechanism.
In this section we contrast and discuss all the suggested hypotheses with the results obtained.
Next, the suggested hypotheses, the algorithms used and the methodology followed to process the data are described.
This approach called "chloroplast phylogenomics" provides a means to test previously suggested hypotheses (Martin et al. 2005).
