Sentence examples for this hypothesis emphasizes from inspiring English sources
This hypothesis emphasizes that in order for the input to become intake, the detection of input in the form of awareness and attention is necessary (Schmidt, 1995).
This hypothesis emphasizes the correlation between demographic density, the probability of criminal behaviour, and the need for the government to implement Security Pacts to combat the social disadvantage that crime generates.
This hypothesis emphasizes the need to understand the "fate" of the LAP after pathophysiologic activation of TGF-β1 and may support investigating it as a novel biological target for fibrotic and inflammatory human disease.
This hypothesis emphasizes the role of the CLs in transmitting gating information "forward" from the NBDs to the pore.
This hypothesis emphasizes the role of environmental factors involved in the aetiology of BEN, accounts for the peculiar geographical restriction of BEN and provides a basis for investigating the possible wider impact of coal-derived toxic organic compounds in groundwater on human health [ 75].
Major Comments Introduction: Hypothesis: The statement leading to the hypothesis emphasizes health inequities (i.e. lack of resources related to screening and managing morbidities); however this is not the focus of the study.
This 'climate herbivore hypothesis' emphasizes the importance of dynamic ecological and evolutionary processes over long periods of time and lends support to policies that would preserve whole bald landscapes and their dependent biota.
The fourth hypothesis emphasizes politics and blames bad economic policies and harmful intervention instituted by government after government.
The second hypothesis emphasizes the costs of memory rather than the costs of exploitation.
The mechanical hypothesis emphasizes the importance of nasopharyngeal obstruction caused by adenoid hypertrophy [ 1, 7].
Our hypothesis emphasizes the role of vascular endothelial renewal in the pathogenesis of SLE, pointing to sex differences in angiogenesis.
