During this period, he abandoned the combinatorial argument, and went back to an approach that relied on a combination of the ergodic hypothesis and the use of ensembles.
To state our existence results, a combination of the following hypotheses are required.
The aggregation could be explained by rare, penetrant variants that segregate according to Mendelian inheritance or by the sufficient polygenic accumulation of common variants, each with an individually small effect, or a combination of the two hypotheses.
While the definitive explanation for improved insulin sensitivity post RYGB remains unclear, it is most probably a combination of the aforementioned hypotheses.
The mechanism is most likely explained by a combination of the two hypotheses.
There may occur a combination of these hypotheses, as well as other possible new mechanisms, such as the increased osmolarity composition of the aerosolized solutions enhancing airway secretions hydration.
Lastly, the most consistent and striking observation was that differentiated cells sorted to the surface and formed an enveloping layer, regardless of the relative cell adhesive affinity of any cell combination, supporting the hypothesis that the ability of the differentiated cells to establish apical polarity is the determining factor in surface sorting and positioning.
This in combination with the hypothesis of the proposition and the Theorems 4.5 and 4.10 yields the required result.
Within the caption of Table 2 the sentence 'The combination of all hypotheses explains most of the variation in the data (20%)' should have read 'The combination of all hypotheses explains most of the variation in the data (15%)'.
So if $bel_1 $represents the degree to which a certain body of evidence supports various hypotheses and $bel_2 $captures the degree of support of another body of evidence, then DS theory gives you a method for working out the degree to which the combination of the evidence supports hypotheses.
