Sentence examples for a further hypothesis from inspiring English sources
"a further hypothesis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to express another idea or assumption which follows an existing one. For example: "Based on the results of our research, we proposed a hypothesis, and then we explored a further hypothesis to refine our understanding."
As a further hypothesis, we assume that a perfect TOA estimate is available.
Here, we tested a further hypothesis that the chronic inhibition of ROCK has a protective effect on FBS-induced structural alterations.
From a closer inspection of this result, a further hypothesis has been developed, that gypsies living in caravans may tend to migrate to sites at which the noise level is acceptable in the context of other site features.
A further hypothesis is that the relationship between headache severity and anger management is not linear, but it increases in the passage between LF and HF and then it reaches a plateau.
Here we employed fMRI to test a further hypothesis derived from our model, that spatial imagery (spIMG) would evoke activation and effective connectivity patterns more related to uHS than fHS.
These results are proved in [20] under a further hypothesis, namely either the non degenerate condition A3 holds or a global barrier type condition is satisfied in (Omega ), (called (c -boundedness in [17, 20]), or the matrix func -boundednessnds only on (p).
The effect of excessive alcohol consumption on folate levels is not new [ 37] but this analysis puts the environmental effect of alcohol consumption into a genetic context and provides a model for further hypothesis testing.
Nonetheless, our observations serve as a foundation for further hypothesis testing studies.
A further proposed hypothesis is known as the critical region hypothesis and is based on genetic analyses performed on individuals with partial trisomy of HSA21.
The work of others [ 5, 6] led to the further hypothesis that a comparison of smokers and nonsmokers was a model system likely to allow detection of differentially expressed genes.
A further working hypothesis for (2) is that the invigoration may be large enough to contribute to the observed increases in blocking in winters at solar minima (high Jz) in the North Atlantic, that result in colder winters in the UK and northern Europe.
