Sentence examples for we consider the hypothesis from inspiring English sources

We consider the hypothesis that ischemic esophageal necrosis due to disruption of the arteries that feed the esophagus should be focused.

Based on this fact, we consider the hypothesis that the increase in import of parts and components, especially from East Asia, should be beneficial to Latin American machinery production networks.

Here, we consider the hypothesis that acidic extracellular pH can directly alter integrin conformation, thereby affecting integrin-ligand binding.

More specifically, we consider the hypothesis that phage psbA expression augments the photosynthetic apparatus of the host during infection, following the decay of host psbA transcripts, and we do not consider possible alternative or additional advantages of phage psbA.

Alternatively, if we consider the hypothesis of two main biological components, and a major replacement of Paleoamericans by Amerindians during the Middle or Earlier Late Holocene, the "invading" population (i.e. Amerindians) could have had a genetic exchange with the local population (i.e. Paleoamericans).

We consider the hypothesis that Notch-IC activates the transcription of β-Catenin, thus partially compensating its inhibitory influence on β-Catenin through the Wnt pathway.

In this framework, we study the detection problem of a quaternion random signal in additive QWGN, i.e, we consider the hypotheses pair H 0 : z ( t ) = w 0 ( t ), t ∈ [ 0, T ] H 1 : z ( t ) = ∫ 0 t x ( s ) ds + w 0 ( t ), t ∈ [ 0, T ] (11).

In the present paper, we consider the hypotheses on the potential V: ((V'_{1})) (V x),K x)>0, forall xinmathbb{R}^{N}) and (Kin L^{infty}(mathbb{R}^{N})). ((V'_{2})) If ({A_{n}}subsetmathbb{R}^{N}) is a sequence of Borel sets such that (vert A_{n}vert leq R), for all n and some (R>0), then lim_{rrightarrow+infty} int_{A_{n}cap B_{r}^{c}(0)}K x),dx=0, quadmbox{uniformly in } ninmathbb{N}.

Therefore, we considered the hypothesis of 'collision alarms were effective in avoiding collisions' to be acceptable.

Therefore, we considered the hypothesis of 'a wider field of view provided advantages in finding the goal' to be acceptable.

Consequently, we considered the hypothesis of 'a wider field of view provided advantages in finding and avoiding obstacles' to be unacceptable.