Sentence examples for about the hypotheses from inspiring English sources

The above Table 7 speaks about the hypotheses in this study.

But it may so happen that the scientist has no opinion whatsoever about the hypotheses.

The mathematical models discussed in the literature are concrete and fairly well understood, but what about the hypotheses linking chaos models with idealized physical systems?

In such a case the act of stopping itself reveals something about the hypotheses at issue, and this should be reflected in the likelihoods of the hypotheses.

To strengthen the internal validity of the study, we inform our reasoning about the hypotheses both in visual analysis of the clusters and in previous literature on the subject.

Notice that the general pattern of a Bayesian statistical method is that of inductivism in the cumulative sense: under the impact of data we move to more and more informed probabilistic opinions about the hypotheses.

"There is nothing improbable about the hypothesis of arsenic poisoning," wrote Frank McLynn in "Napoleon: A Biography" (Arcade, 2002).

We don't even talk anymore about the hypothesis that having an abortion is like having an appendectomy.

Lobachevsky and Bolyai reasoned about the hypothesis of the acute angle in the manner of Saccheri and Lambert and recovered their results about the areas of triangles.

Compare the study to the relevant literature, Acknowledge possible weak points, Draw conclusions about the hypothesis (verified or not), and.

The results are important because they represents a confirmation about the hypothesis of the existence of a large exchange network in the Mediterranean area since 3000 B.C.