Sentence examples for compromise hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The Heiskanen hypothesis, developed by Finnish geodesist Weikko Aleksanteri Heiskanen, is an intermediate, or compromise, hypothesis between Airy's and Pratt's.

In the cases of sources highly conflicting, the normalization used in the Dempster combination rule can be mistaking, since it artificially increases the masses of the compromise hypotheses.

These two findings compromise the hypothesis of the family workload as a factor of stress.

This intriguing finding does not compromise the hypothesis of the importance from pig to pig transmission – direct or indirect - in the case of Typhimurium.

Current contextual and chronological ambiguity at Omedokel cave compromises a hypothesis of insular dwarfism [8].

If no such correlates or remnants exist in Onychophora, this feature would not be useful for supporting the homology of segmentation in Annelida and Arthropoda [ 1, 12, 13, 18], which would seriously compromise the Articulata hypothesis.

The FiveThirtyEight forecast compromises on this hypothesis somewhat.

We tested the hypothesis that compromised mental quality of life after a minor health crisis could be an early predictor of FD.

7 This paper tests the hypothesis that compromised mental quality of life in older people who have suffered a recent minor health crisis could be an early predictor of FD.

This compromises the earlier postulated hypothesis of an upregulation of FAK mRNA and protein expression in breast cancer due to an increased copy number of the fak gene on chromosome 8q (Agochiya et al, 1999).

In this study we aimed to test the hypothesis that intrapartum compromise affecting infants born to mothers with clinical signs of infection immediately prior to, or during delivery, is more likely to result in an early neonatal death compared with compromised infants born to mothers without evidence of infection.