Sentence examples for complementary hypothesis from inspiring English sources
The paper presents a complementary hypothesis to those theories about the possibility to catalyze systems change during or as a result of infrastructure shocks.
However the results of the new research support another, albeit complementary, hypothesis — that cooking allowed humans to extract more energy from the foods they were already eating, both meat and widely available starch-rich tubers.
The complementary hypothesis, which integrates the strengths of the above views, has emerged as a more plausible alternative, with its proponents trying to articulate the linguistic and nonlinguistic conditions under which the competing influences of the substrate languages and the legacy of the lexifier may converge or prevail.
A third complementary hypothesis (H3) is to test whether greater openness of the Bolivian economy has generated less corruption, as most of the empirical evidence in other countries suggests.
In combination with an observed positive correlation in European starlings between song rate and (cell-mediated) immunity [37], this offers an alternative or complementary hypothesis to the one above.
A complementary hypothesis, however, could make superfluous that search for the viral 'origin' by addressing the question of whether there has been joint cospeciation of APV of pied flycatchers and the blowfly P. azurea.
In this review, we discuss the different and perhaps complementary hypotheses about ovarian carcinogenesis.
For more than a century a number of partly conflicting and partly complementary hypotheses have been put forward to explain the origin of the silt fraction of loess.
By using two different types of features, it is believed that complementary hypotheses can be obtained for system combination.
This chapter outlines a framework to guide future research on bonobo social cognition based on the predictions of two potentially complementary hypotheses.
We tested two complementary hypotheses: (1) That early-adolescents with low self-control develop externalizing behavior regardless of their friends' behavior, or (2) as a result of being influenced by their friends' externalizing behavior to a greater extent.
