The phrase "as for hypothesis" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to introduce a discussion or explanation regarding a hypothesis, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "As for hypothesis testing, it is essential to establish a clear null hypothesis before proceeding with the analysis."
Alternatives: "regarding the hypothesis" or "concerning the hypothesis".
As for hypothesis (1), the Rayleigh scattering is probably not strictly applicable to SWCNHs especially at short wavelengths.
In order to build the language models (including FLMs), as well as for hypothesis rescoring, we used the SRILM toolkit, as it supports FLMs [23].
As for hypothesis 2, Leader closing behavior positively predicted employee exploitation behavior above and beyond the control variables (β = .26, P < .01).01
Post-hoc analyses were performed on Digit Span and Paired Associative Learning measures for purposes of clarification and interpretation of our findings, as well as for hypothesis generation for future studies.
As for hypothesis 1, baseline variables that are predictive of outcome and/or differ between groups will be included as covariates in the analyses for hypothesis 2. Hypothesis 3 involves the correlation of changes in beliefs and coping to changes in the outcome variables.
Moreover, taking into account Remark 2.6 and as for by hypothesis, we get (3.4).
Moreover, Alves-Pereira and Castelo Branco appear to be the primary researchers that have promulgated VAD as a hypothesis for adverse health effects and wind turbines.
As for hypotheses (5) and (6), they do not appreciably affect the results.
But to characterize models solely as tools for hypothesis generation underplays the role of models as vehicles of understanding.
Chi-square and Mann Whitney tests were used as appropriate for hypothesis testing of data.
Most importantly, our framework provides explicit mechanisms to include and analyse a complete range of uncertainties as required for hypothesis testing in any multi-model inference approach.
