The phrase "a single hypothesis to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific theory or proposition that is being tested or considered in a particular context.
Example: "The researchers proposed a single hypothesis to explain the observed phenomena in their study."
Alternatives: "one hypothesis to" or "a sole hypothesis to".
Results from each of these constrained tree searches were saved individually and subsequently joined into a single hypothesis file to perform the topology tests according to the Treefinder manual [ 55].
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].
A single hypothesis is more likely to be accepted (75%) compared to research with multiple hypotheses (55%).
It need not be the same hypothesis for every belief, but skeptics usually buy wholesale instead of retail, so they seek a single hypothesis that is contrary to all (or many common) beliefs and which cannot be ruled out in any way.
We purposefully limited our clinical study design to test a single hypothesis that HIF-1 represses bid transcription leading to reduced Bid expression in ex vivo CRC having shown that hypoxia-driven downregulation of Bid occurred via a HIF-1-dependent pathway in CRC cell lines in vitro.
The cold has reduced me to a single hypothesis, which the trout are now rejecting.
For this comparison, a significance threshold of 3.9×10−6 (Bonferroni-corrected for 12,808 genes) was used for the analysis of eQTLs in GHS data, corresponding to a single hypothesis tested per gene.
However, these techniques are limited in their capability to handle a single hypothesis of a problem at a time.
The philosophy of Fisher's approach is that one is carrying out multiple independent experiments to test a single hypothesis.
As a core infrastructure resource, the B2B Cohort sample size was not explicitly based on the power to address a single hypothesis.
