Sentence examples for this hypothesis arose from inspiring English sources

This hypothesis arose from neurocladistics, a field pioneered by Strausfeld that attempts to reconstruct the evolutionary relationships among organisms based on the anatomy of their nervous system.

Further evidence supporting this hypothesis arose from identification of the nucleosomal response.

In this section we summarise these data and how the dominance of this hypothesis arose.

This hypothesis arose from the observation that the most heavily methylated tumours are those that arise from the gastrointestinal tract, presumably due to exposure to external carcinogens.

This hypothesis arose largely as a result of the increased β-cell apoptosis present in the absence of leptin signaling in a rodent model of diabetes (19).

This hypothesis arose from the coherence of spontaneous BOLD fluctuations recorded in different motor areas in the absence of overt motor behaviour (Biswal et al., 1995).

Problems with this hypothesis arise because not only did Copernicus fail to mention astrology, but Rheticus, who did refer to it in the First Report, wrote that Copernicus's work answered Pico's criticisms in books 8 and 9.

Further support for this hypothesis arises from the observation that the reaction times are significantly longer during the evaluation of personal relevance when compared to reward.

This hypothesis arises partly from reports that RA can induce chromatin remodeling [32], [33] and from the idea that nucleosomes have a potential zinc binding site [34], [35].

This hypothesis arises from a basic concept of systems biology in which the response of an organism to an external stimulus is made up of the synchronized response of a group of genes [10].

This hypothesis arises from two facts.