Sentence examples for the sole hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Instead of inferring physical distances from the contact matrices, NMDS relies on the sole hypothesis that if two loci i and j are observed to be in contact more often than loci k and ℓ, then i and j should be closer in 3D space than k and ℓ.
The sole underlying hypothesis is that the system geometry and material properties as well as the applied loads (forces and charges) and boundary conditions are translationally invariant along some direction.
Here, we employed a one-tailed analysis to investigate the association between an increase in performance on WMT tasks and the mean increase in MD in each cluster because that was our sole hypothesis and interest.
Table 7 shows that, with the sole exception of hypothesis 7 (i.e., that L2 listening strategy use will affect L2 listening proficiency directly), all hypotheses postulated at the beginning of this study were supported by this final model.
The clear subdivision in the microsatellite data supports this hypothesis, the sole exceptions being PpPa134 and PpPa78.
However, it seems likely that this hypothesis may not be the sole cause, and that other hypotheses are required (Platts-Mills et al. 2005).
This cross-sectional cohort study was designed for the sole purpose to test the hypothesis that the underlying neurodegenerative process in s-IBM could be reflected in altered Aβ plasma levels.
To test the hypothesis that the sole presence of Aβ aggregates, regardless of the clinical signs, is required to accelerate Aβ deposition in AD-mice, brain extracts from patients affected by MCI or NDAN were intra-cerebrally (i.c).
We therefore tested this hypothesis on the sole strain of this group available in pure culture, M. luminyensis B10, and thus confirmed for the first time that this strain is able to grow on TMA with hydrogen (Fig. 3).
If infanticide was the sole objective, then the sexual selection hypothesis is supported [3].
To test the MMP hypothesis, they overexpress the sole Drosophila tissue inhibitor of matrix metalloproteinases (TIMP) in dfmr1 null mutant flies and assay for rescue of synaptic defects.
