Sentence examples for to increased hypothesis from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure 2, the number of statistically significant tests increases until around ~1.2 Mb, after which the number of statistically significant tests slowly declines due to more stringent significance criteria necessary due to increased hypothesis testing.

Speculation based on evidence presented in above sections suggests this may be due to increased SIRT1, yet this hypothesis requires further investigation.

We propose that the luminal-specific cell death we observed in response to increased ROS supports our hypothesis that ROS-induced cell death is a potential initiator of involution in the post-weaning gland.

A depressed emotional state can lead to increased food intake (hyperphagous reaction hypothesis) [ 19].

Higher average serum creatinine level (due to increased muscle mass) is one hypothesis for the racial difference.

Further, given that migraine is primarily understood as a neurovascular condition, hypotheses related to increased sensitivity to vasodilation may explain the link between migraine and sleep disturbances [60,61].

Results therefore support hypotheses relating to increased solute transport as a mediator of the cartilage biological response to dynamic compression, and may have application in mechanical conditioning of cartilage constructs for tissue engineering.

There are also therapeutic implications; for instance, the discovery that SGK1 regulates Th17 cell differentiation led to the hypothesis that increased dietary salt intake may contribute to increased risk of autoimmune disease (Kleinewietfeld et al., 2013).

We evaluated several hypotheses to increase the understanding of the processes driving the observations of the influence of age.

Modeling sporadic AD using iPS technology as presented here enables us to formulate hypotheses to increase our understanding of AD pathogenetic mechanisms and test them by monitoring the effect on the protein association network.

As we presumed that, if there was any change at all, the reported effectiveness of medical therapies was more likely to decrease than to increase, we tested three hypotheses that might explain a decrease in the reported effect size: The problem of Publication Bias is well known in the medical literature [ 2- 5].