In other words, this claim should be regarded as a hypothesis on washback, which should be researched in order to support or reject it, as Alderson and Wall (1993) argue with regard to various hypotheses of washback.
The next columns indicate, respectively, a synthetic evaluation on the differences of performance between the two chains (high, medium or low) and a preliminary hypothesis on which chain displays the best performance, based on collected evidence and the assessment by the experts.
Percent agreement for each element varied from 67to100%0%, with the exception of the criterion related to the mention of a specific hypothesis, on which observers frequently disagreed.
It sits there as an empirical hypothesis on which somebody (you, maybe?) could write a Master's thesis.
Here, we report initial tests of an alternative hypothesis, on which the completion of each adsorption cycle results in an increase in the number of polymer binding sites on the film surface.
Wallace, after years of collecting and observing, formed a hypothesis: "On the law which has regulated the Introduction of new species," or the 1855 "Sarawak Law".
However, the support is assessed as working hypothesis on which to base further research rather than a procedure to a clear-cut identification of preferential flow and associated flow paths.
Then, we clarify the problem of "capitalizing on company's knowledge" in order to introduce a vision of a digital information system centered on the knowledge-worker desktop and three hypothesis on which are based our research on digital information systems design.
13 When high‐level properties of an ABM do not emerge as anticipated this provides evidence that the hypothesis on which the model is built is false.
He had the satisfaction in 2002 of using his accumulated knowledge to design and publish a series of experiments to provide strong support for another stimulating but controversial idea, the "immortal strand" hypothesis, on which he had worked with its originator, John Cairns, in the 70s.
