Thus, the present results give a clear proof of what was so far an hypothesis.
Indeed, speculation is a key part of formulating an hypothesis, which then can be tested to destruction.
Updated at 7.22am GMT 7.11am GMT A (not an) hypothesis: England would've done better in the Tests if they'd picked Michael Vaughan instead of Michael Carberry.
Morton, D. B. & Griffiths, P. H. Guidelines on the recognition of pain, distress and discomfort in experimental animals and an hypothesis for assessment.
However, this approach is limited to test an hypothesis of discrimination over the whole dataset under analysis.
To present data and an hypothesis for the late development of open angle glaucoma (OAG) after vitrectomy.
As a result, his political vision was essentially Manichaean: "The Manichaean philosophy respecting the origin and government of the world, if not true, is at least an hypothesis conformable to the experience of actual facts," he wrote.
Examination of the effect of dendrite tip angle on growth has led to an hypothesis regarding the stability of a pointed tip morphology in these crystals.
To represent the data association uncertainty, an hypothesis tree is constructed, the branches at any node representing different possible assignments of measurements to features.
Assuming an hypothesis about blend morphology, the mechanical behaviour of the materials was predicted from various models involving the percolation concept.
An interpretation of the results obtained is proposed on the basis of the remote control concept and an hypothesis about the junction between two cooperating phases.
