Advocates of the bear market hypothesis point to historical precedents, such as false dawns in the stock markets during the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Other studies on male animals bear this hypothesis out: before copulation, there is an increase in dopamine and a decrease in serotonin.
These results bear on hypotheses about the relative stability of language types over lexical features of those languages, and how far back in time that stability extends.
In the inductive logics of Keynes and Carnap, Bayes' theorem, which is a theorem of probability theory, plays a central role in expressing how evidence comes to bear on hypotheses.
Subsequent studies have borne this hypothesis out by evaluating neuropathologic anatomical feature in individuals that have a size mosaic for the Fragile X Premutation and Full Mutation (i.e., they express alleles with Premutation and alleles with Full Mutation length mutations).
The cholera in Five Points seemed to bear out the hypothesis.
These findings appear to bear out the hypothesis that management can use its knowledge of the company and position to obtain lower premiums.
New observations made by astronomer Franck Marchis at the University of California, Berkeley, and colleagues bear out this hypothesis.
Straightforward statistical analyses clearly bear out the hypothesis, showing a significant positive ecological correlation between lightness of mean skin color and mean IQ across different populations.
However, our current understanding does not bear out this hypothesis (Christ and Kuster 2005).
Our findings do not appear to bear out the hypothesis that the changes obtained in the PL groups would be greater than those in NT control groups.
