If all scientists come to accept T1 as a result, the wrong hypothesis will become the consensual one.
Testing for the wrong hypothesis, errant study design, using the wrong agent, focusing on an inappropriate target group, excessive expectations, and uncontrolled variables have potentially obscured the real efficacy such agents might have to offer.
Professor Ragazzi says: "We may find that we have the wrong hypothesis… [dark matter] may be something completely different.
One is that couples are nested in communities, which deflates the standard errors for community-level parameters and may yield wrong hypothesis tests.
Research using inappropriate and questionable methodology may yield misleading findings which, instead of benefiting patients, can result in harm as it can favour ineffective interventions, support wrong hypotheses or suppress an effective intervention.
In the seventy's, supported by the –– wrong –– hypotheses which gave birth to the NSD (Nominal Standard Dose), hypofractionation reappears.
The combination approach tends to reduce the risk of choosing the wrong hypotheses for formulating the prediction models.
Too many dollars are being invested on the wrong hypotheses, says Richard DiMarchi, EliLillys vice president for discovery technologies.
Moreover, it should be noted that harmonization of exposure assessment is not straightforward and may not be beneficial in all cases as for example for many exposures there is no gold standard, and questionnaires may be based on wrong hypotheses.
The lack of additional preoperative imaging limited the diagnostic hypothesis and led to a wrong preoperative planning.
