The phrase "adopt a hypothesis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone has accepted a proposed idea or explanation as a basis for further thinking. For example: "The scientist chose to adopt the hypothesis that global warming was caused by humans."
These risks are inherent whether we adopt a hypothesis-testing approach or some other philosophy.
It is important to note that exomePeak, which adopts a hypothesis testing scheme, relies on a cut-off threshold to report differential methylation sites, while FET-HMM, which assumes a hidden Markov model, needs a cut-off threshold for posterior probability.
Adopting a hypothesis-testing approach, we then assessed which of three competing hypotheses (positive social gradient, negative social gradient, or no gradient) was best supported by each study for each dimension of inequality.
This theorem says that a mind-change optimal method may withhold a conjecture as a skeptic would, but if it does adopt a definite hypothesis, the hypothesis must be the simplest one, in the sense of having the maximum simplicity rank.
When the piece boundaries are not coincident with the codestream interruption points decided by the JPEG 2000 compressor, we adopt a continuum hypothesis, i.e., we assume that the intermediate distortions at the piece boundaries can be calculated using linear interpolation from the nearest known, available distortions.
We therefore adopted an hypothesis-driven analysis protocol to reduce the chance of false positives.
We, therefore, adopt an alternative hypothesis testing framework by conducting an effect size type analysis, in which the measure of statistical difference is the standard deviation (which is not shrunk by definition by the size of the sample).
Nevertheless, the Bondi-Spurgin interpretation does seem to adopt implicitly a hypothesis concerning the nature of matter.
In this study, TRs were assigned by clustering TSSs, and, more specifically, we adopted a null hypothesis in which tags were distributed without control; therefore, an area with accumulated tags could be under the control of transcription machinery if the number of tags in the area were statistically higher than expected.
If we adopt a 1% significance level for hypothesis testing, performing 500,000 tests will yield 5,000 expected incorrect rejections of the null hypothesis.
