The phrase "a single hypothesis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific theory or proposition that is being considered or tested in a particular context.
Example: "In this study, we will explore a single hypothesis of the relationship between sleep quality and academic performance."
Alternatives: "one hypothesis regarding" or "a singular theory of".
However, these techniques are limited in their capability to handle a single hypothesis of a problem at a time.
To yield a single hypothesis of the phylogeny, the posterior distribution was summarized in a 50% majority rule consensus tree (the "halfcompat consensus tree" from MrBayes) after burn-in (for each analysis 10000 trees were discarded).
Testing a single hypothesis of colocalising vs. not colocalising variants cannot capture the complexity of this situation, but it is instructive to explore the test's expected behaviour in order to allow proper interpretation with real data where the number, and sharing configuration of causal variants is unknown.
In this work we were able to generate an ectopic pacemaker in computer simulations of cardiac electrophysiology by assuming a single hypothesis for substrate: the existence of a region with a mixture of excitable (healthy myocytes) and nonexcitable (fibrosis, for instance) areas, where each area has a minimum size of a single myocyte.
The different processors supplied by the road image run a single hypothesis to compute one candidate model of roadsides.
Since each single test addresses a single hypothesis, the comparison of several complementary tests allows acquiring a more complete picture.
As defined by Shaffer, given any test procedure, an adjusted p value corresponding to the test of a single hypothesis Hj is the level of the entire test procedure at which Hj would just be rejected, given the values of all test statistics involved [ 18].
Again, this enabled multiple perspectives of reality rather than simplistic acceptance or rejection of a single hypothesis designed prior to collecting any bedside data [ 39].
By stating the main idea at the end of the discussion, students may be able to articulate the take-home message of the paper more clearly and gain a greater appreciation for the complex series of experiments required to generate evidence in support of a single hypothesis.
On the one hand, even though the single-rectangle method cannot accurately capture multiple clusters with a single hypothesis, it can accurately capture parts of the multi-cluster scenario (the single rectangles that compose a multi-rectangle scenario).
However, the test of the single hypothesis of association of rs3738919-C with RA is significant (allelic OR 1.12, CI 1.02 to 1.22, P = 0.01).
