Sentence examples for the common hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Our results confirm the common hypothesis on the mechanism of adhesion promotion by protonated molecules.
One of the common hypothesis (known as concentration addition) for describing the combined effects is established for SET assays.
The common hypothesis on the number of terms in the radial and axial coordinates is not sufficiently justified, as is proved.
Entrance effects for ribbed channels are also studied, as the common hypothesis of fully developed flow is rarely satisfied in real engine geometries; relevant results are revealed.
The common hypothesis of those studies is that the biological networks underlying clinical asthma categories are diverse, thereby suggesting in-depth biological sampling to be required for adequately phenotyping asthma patients in view of personalized disease management.
The common hypothesis for these methods is that the existence of the geometric structure for PPI networks and the topology knowledge is crucial in determining the PPIs in the network [22], [23].
Exact closed-form solutions are derived for each load condition under the common hypotheses of linear material law, small or moderate axial deformation in bars and large nodal displacements.
One of the common hypotheses about positional overlapping of genes is that selection acts against the retention of gene overlap between genomes [ 14, 33].
Many of the features of XX/XY systems that are invoked by the common hypotheses for the excess of gene movement off X chromosomes also appear to be present in ZZ/ZW taxa.
Findings from clinical medication studies, as well as from imaging studies and human material from blood, urine, cerebrospinal fluid, and postmortem brain tissue analyses in rather small samples led to the common hypotheses on neurochemical deviances in TS [ 97].
The most common hypothesis to explain the abandonment of the site is a shortage of food, pastures and natural resources in Great Zimbabwe and its immediate surroundings.
