Sentence examples for with specific hypotheses from inspiring English sources

The understanding of general models of carcinogenesis have not advanced substantially over the last years despite a rapidly increasing amount of detailed knowledge in molecular biology, genetics and epidemiology, and it has been difficult to come up with specific hypotheses in order to test existing models.

However, the next and final step would be to conduct a new randomised trial with specific hypotheses and advance stratification by relevant subgroups.

If future meetings are to be used to investigate the content of structured reviewer assessments, such checklists should be constructed with specific hypotheses in mind.

We designed a holistic and longitudinal quantitative survey assessment of maternal capabilities to be used in the SHINE trial, with specific hypotheses about how these might mediate or modify the intervention effects.

However, most monitoring programs should be designed with specific hypotheses in mind and with trigger points that will initiate a policy or management re-evaluation (Gregory and others 2006).

Future studies may want to address specific pollutant sources such as road traffic (distinguishing truck and diesel traffic from the other types of vehicles) or pollutants with specific hypotheses regarding biological mechanisms such as ultrafine particulate matter (< 0.1 μm in aerodynamic diameter, either mass or particle number concentration) or polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs).

This study emphasizes that comparison between maps need to be structured with specific hypothesis and tests.

All longitudinal studies should investigate attrition and this may help with aspects of design and with the analysis of specific hypotheses.

Here, we extend the genomic coverage for a subset of the samples from Keller et al. (2011) with 229 amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) markers to investigate more specific hypotheses with respect to the role of phylogeographic history, environmental contrast and current gene flow on putatively adaptive population divergence.

Scoring was done from videotapes by JHW, and all tapes were rescored by an independent observer, who was familiar with general New Caledonian crow behavior, but naïve with respect to the specific hypotheses being tested in our analyses.

Specific hypotheses with respect to the aims are discuss below.