The ideas presented in this paper are drawn together as a hypothesis to be developed and tested.
The resultant conceptual model can be used to generate a hypothesis or programme theory to develop interventions and be tested in empirical research.
Because different iterations of the relative judgment theory contain facets of discrete-state and continuous mediation, we decided to consider one possible formal implementation of the theory, which would then allow us to develop a hypothesis to test.
Free of the constraint of having to develop a hypothesis to obtain relevant sequence information, human geneticists are now reveling in the flood of sequence data that is available to them with no prerequisites other than sample availability.
Patients with a relatively intact serotonin system and with a significant correlation between SERT and DAT binding might be more likely to develop jerks, a hypothesis to be tested in future longitudinal studies.
In the following section, we develop a hypothesis to explain the conditions under which a gene acquires a new function by comparing MLCE and MfHE3, representatives of the euteleostean and otocephalan clade II enzymes, respectively.
I have, nonetheless, developed a hypothesis to explain my reluctant recollecting.
At Cambridge in the early 1960's, Mr. Matthews and one of his doctoral students, Fred Vine, developed a hypothesis to explain a puzzling fact: ocean surveys had shown alternating bands of normal and reverse magnetism in the sea floor.
Discussion of this possibility provides students the opportunity to generate a new hypothesis and to develop additional experiments to test the role of microtubules in exocytic egestion.
We first tested hypotheses needed to develop a model of the subject's movement error and speed-accuracy tradeoff.
Here we used a combination of complementary approaches that assess the kinetics of the appearance of each subset during development to examine the terminal stages of differentiation in the light of these hypotheses and to develop a detailed model that integrates our new insights with recent findings by others.
