The phrase "applied this hypothesis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or testing of a hypothesis in a research or scientific context.
Example: "In our study, we applied this hypothesis to analyze the effects of temperature on plant growth."
Alternatives: "utilized this hypothesis" or "implemented this hypothesis".
In particular, we applied this hypothesis on a subset of the Eli Lilly SCORE™ dataset.
Adam and Vidal found that if they applied this hypothesis to their models, the results closely coincided with their observations enough to account for the shallower sea bottom.
Finally, I applied this hypothesis to better understand the racial disparity in breast cancer.
Rand and Williams [17] applied this hypothesis to larger communities of anoles and proposed it as a general explanation for dewlap diversity.
Meric-Bernstam et al. [ 389] applied this hypothesis in BC, and suggested that the second hit does not need to be a point of mutation or somatic loss, but it may be the epigenetic silencing of a gene.
We applied this hypothesis test to instances of the binary polymer model with n=8, t=2 and p x, r)=0.00041 (which gives a probability P n ≈0.5 of having an RAF set in a random model instance), using the irrRAF search algorithm described above.
Schooler has tried to apply this hypothesis to his own life.
Russell went on to apply this hypothesis to what became a famous puzzle.
We apply this hypothesis in extracting TF features for classifying audio signals for a content-based audio retrieval application as will be explained in Section 4. Step 1 (ATFT algorithm and TF dictionaries).
Applying this hypothesis to individuals with PCA, it is possible that simple cell activity in areas such as the primary visual cortex may be less disrupted by Alzheimer's disease pathology than complex cells in more downstream visual areas, such as V4.
We applied this approximation in our hypothesis-testing phase.
