In addition to experimental studies (or even better, in concomitance with these experimental studies), we recommend researcher to theorize and test relevant hypotheses associated with reproductive isolation and hybrid's performance.
By applying the modified matching allele model to the additive resistance hypothesis, we theorize that susceptible parents contribute susceptibility alleles and resistant parents contribute resistance alleles, and their neoallopolyploids contain novel combinations of resistance and susceptibility factors.
Krashen's input hypothesis theorized language acquisition in relation to comprehensible input and dominated the area of SLA.
Another, not mutually exclusive, hypothesis theorizes that recurrent cortical spreading depression induces an adaptive vascular over reactivity to protect brain from frequent ischemic events.
The "paternal precursor hypothesis" theorizes that a sperm provides both a centriole and a centriolar precursor that originated during spermiogenesis, but did not mature to a centriole; in the zygote, the precursor becomes the second centriole (Crozet et al. 2000).
Deep theorizing about possibility requires theorizing about possible objects.
Here, we focus on her explicit theorizing on the role of hypotheses in science, for her views on this topic place her clearly at the start of the hypothetico-deductive tradition in scientific methodology.
Re "Where Are Those Aliens?" (Nov. 11): In discussing the Fermi paradox that asks why we have not been visited by aliens if intelligent life is as common as many theorize, the article cites the zoo hypothesis that aliens have made it a rule not to interfere.
The "theoretical elasticity" of factors being retrospectively labeled as features common to item sets, rather than being specific theorized latent causes of items [ 36, 37], inclined factor models to be seen as nil-null hypotheses, rather than theorized and notable-null hypotheses.
U.S. scientist Nelson Hairston, among others, first theorized this "green world hypothesis" in 1960.
For our second hypothesis, we theorized that adept and less adept runners would display similar HR responses during competition despite different running speed relative to their individual ability.
