Sentence examples for advantage hypotheses from inspiring English sources

Differences in self-rated health between the medium- and the highest-SES groups further expand as age increases, supporting the "Cumulative Advantage Hypotheses" to some extent.

For example, during the underage period, differences in physical function are rather small among different SES groups, but as age increases, these differences become larger, a conclusion supporting the "Cumulative Advantage Hypotheses" (Ross and Wu 1996; Lowry and Xie 2009).

In the present study, the effect of distributing visual items across the two hemifields on visual enumeration was directly tested by pitting the unilateral and bilateral field advantage hypotheses against each other.

They specifically tested the one-target advantage hypothesis (OTA) in sequential aim movements.

Some researchers label this argument as the "Cumulative Advantage Hypothesis" (Lowry and Xie 2009).

Their longer reaction times also suggest a heavy demand on central processing in accord with the one-target advantage hypothesis and also due to memory deficits to select and plan movements.

The expanding trend of self-rated health differences between the medium- and the highest-SES groups with increasing age is related to not only the Cumulative Advantage Hypothesis mentioned previously but also the features with which the medium-SES group rates their health.

Results of many other field observations are equivocal or opposite to the pattern expected of the trichromat advantage hypothesis.

These data provide support for the bilingual advantage hypothesis but not for the lexical disadvantage hypotheses.

In accordance with the heterozygote advantage hypothesis, this study provides evidence for an advantage of more diverse MHC genotypes.

We find clear evidence to support the 'fecundity advantage hypothesis' and the 'parental care hypothesis' in shaping SSD in anurans.