Sentence examples for this hypothesis constitutes from inspiring English sources

This hypothesis constitutes an interesting opportunity to bridge population genomics with system biology by connecting the evolution of genetic network properties to population parameters.

The Lévy flight hypothesis constitutes the major connection link between optimal foraging theory and random software testing.

The second hypothesis constitutes a new perspective for understanding languages, whose advantages to representation and design are discussed in detail.

Also, the assumption of fully developed flow is assessed through the numerical calculation of the entrance lengths of the studied minichannel flows and the results elucidated that such hypothesis constitutes a fair approximation: for the most adverse operating conditions, the maximum entrance length is only 17.7% of the channel length.

The equivalent stresses on a mucosal surface, determined according to the Huber Mises (H M) hypothesis, constitute the only interpretation criterion of the numeric analyses, providing information on the degree of distortional deformation of tissues (Kawano et al. 1990 , 1993 Sato et al. 2000; Takayama et al. 2001; Kawasaki et al. 2001; Ateş et al. 2006).

The "thrifty gene" and "thrifty phenotype" hypotheses constitute the dominant paradigm for over four decades.

While we agree that neutral hypotheses constitute an appropriate null model, we do find many patterns at odds with neutrality, from the most modest 4-base pair overlaps in operons, through to variation in phase preference in long overlapping sequences.

Note that this hypothesis validity check constitutes a "sparse" variant of CC-RANSAC [39].

This hypothesis cannot be verified since a control group could not be constituted.

"But such a hypothesis probably constitutes an extraordinary claim, and it should undergo more scrutiny before it is allowed to enter the field".

The null hypothesis H0: β3 =0 constitutes a no gene-environment interaction.