Sentence examples for based in the hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The thermal field was determined from other two models: Simple Eddy Diffusivity (SED), based in the hypothesis of the constant turbulent Prandtl number; and Generalized Gradient Diffusion Hypothesis (GGDH).

Second, the use of social determinants as indicator variables for such prioritising is based in the hypothesis of greater acuity of clinical need among indigent populations when compared with more socially advantaged groups [ 6, 7].

Based in this hypothesis, we postulate that robustness in time scale can be correlated with the number of equivalent functional metabolism pathways.

The corresponding dynamic model developed from the thermal energy and mass balances is based in the double infinite temperature hypothesis for the fluid and the absorber.

It is hypothesis based in the sense that its critical aspect is to specify the hypothesized basis for using information at hand to infer the existence of the ability of an agent to cause human health impact.

Locke offers an account of physical objects based in the mechanical philosophy and the corpuscular hypothesis.

This hypothesis is based in the fact that from our dynamic light scattering studies we have found that the hydrodynamic radii of the aggregates in the phosphate media are bigger in comparison to the ones present in pure water and is further elaborated in the article in another section (see discussion in ''Dynamic light scattering and static light scattering analysis'' section).

It has also been hypothesized that bacterial Sags could be involved in malignant transformation and/or in the expansion and evolution of cutaneous T cell lymphomas (CTCL), this hypothesis was based in the restricted use of particular Vβ by CTCL cells [46] [48].

To avoid the shortcomings of research based in null-hypothesis significance testing, magnitude-based inferences and precision of estimation were employed [ 39].

Our goal was to identify a prognostic signature for recurrence in OSCC, based on the hypothesis that gene expression deregulation occurring in OSCC would be an early indicator of recurrence if gene expression changes are present in a subset of histologically normal surgical resection margins.

The displacement-based assessment procedures in standards are based on the hypothesis of rigid block, which sometimes is unable to represent their actual behaviour; furthermore, very few information is available on dissipation, which is assumed as an equivalent viscous damping, usually kept constant to 5%.