Sentence examples for an incorrect hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Arcady Mushegian, Stowers Institute for Medical Research The manuscript by Kinch and Grishin is an exhaustive refutation of an incorrect hypothesis which, however, led to some interesting observations (see below).

MRI might have detected the correct cause of the problem, thus avoiding an incorrect diagnostic hypothesis that led to the abdominal surgical procedure.

To assess whether our analyses had a fair chance of rejecting an incorrect null hypothesis, post hoc power analyses were performed with G*P ower 3 (Faul et al., 2007).

If the sampled hypothesis corresponded to the true hypothesis learning could proceed much faster because finding the correct answer to a stimulus allows ruling out all other 8 possible answers to the particular stimulus, whereas sampling the incorrect hypothesis only allows eliminating 1 possible answer to that particular stimulus.

In this experiment, we see to what extent our confidence measure is useful to automatically detect bad acoustics and incorrect hypotheses of the ASR system.

These dependencies are not suitable for investigating totally new and unknown pathways, or examining common, but incorrect hypotheses.

However, such simple approaches, which do not consider the structure of the text, may generate incorrect hypotheses regarding relationships between entities.

Computational and mathematical models, without subsequent experimental support, can only be used to rule out incorrect hypotheses - they cannot prove correct ones.

These drivers need to be uncovered because mismatches between evolutionary processes and phylogenetic models can lead to high confidence in incorrect hypotheses.

The lack of consistent definitions and a uniform scientific language can hamper this upcoming field, where genomic platforms may formulate incorrect hypotheses and researchers may misinterpret data based on earlier definitions.

Methodological problems such as those mentioned above stem, we feel, from a fundamental error; that of an incorrect original assumption or null hypothesis.