Based on our previous observation that EVs are dynamic structures that are easily disrupted upon standard trypsinization, we theorized that inhibition of microtubule polymerization may interfere with EVs formation and/or with vesicular trafficking of transmembrane proteins including ABCG2.
We theorized that unpacking these C-M-O relationships would facilitate our understanding of guideline implementability.
We theorized that delirious mania and the manic course subsided at the same time and mood coincidently switched to depression.
As back and neck pain in older adults are often chronic and among several co-morbidities [[ 6],[ 8]], we theorized that long term management may result in sustained improvement compared to short term treatment.
Thus, we theorized that AJAP1 follows the model of the p16 tumor suppressor gene, which has demonstrated a low rate of mutation in some tumor types but often shows attenuated expression due to promoter methylation [4].
We theorized that assessed fall risk could be related to likelihood of falls and imaging, however while the Morse Fall Scale assessment was performed by protocol on all new admissions, 15% of the time it was not documented in the adverse event reporting system (DrQuality).
We theorized that, as health workers built, demonstrated, and received positive feedback on their clinical, interpersonal, and managerial skills, the social processes emerging from participation in the community of practice would help them to develop their professional identity and sustain positive skills and behaviours (73).
We theorized that a multicomponent DNAPL pool may become mobile due to the natural dissolution process.
We theorized that liberal and conservative supervisors rely on different heuristics when they make reward decisions.
We theorized that identifying ACS-NSQIP preoperative data points predictive of patient outcomes would assist in identifying potential complications earlier.
We theorized that tracheal healing was the consequence of a mixed phenomenon associating tracheal contraction and regeneration.
