Sentence examples for conditional hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Figure 3 is based on Models (3) and (4) in Table 4 and is confirmatory of our conditional hypothesis.

These considerations lead to the second conditional hypothesis: H1b: The more demanding the citizenship regime, the greater the positive association between citizenship and feelings of host national belonging.

This makes for a conditional hypothesis about the symbolic value of citizenship to the individual immigrant: H1a: The more liberal the citizenship regime, the greater the positive association between citizenship and feelings of host national belonging.

This leads to the study's final conditional hypothesis, which supplements H1a and H1b: H2: The greater the importance attached to citizenship as a mark of national belonging in the host population, the greater the positive association between citizenship and feelings of host national belonging.

The conditional hypothesis H dictates the origin of the probability parameters p sn, j us, p ns, j us, p sn, j mx, and p ns, j mx.

Before the conditional hypotheses are examined, one first question is whether the underlying assumption of a positive association between citizenship and host national belonging finds support in the present data.

Hempel applied "Nicod's criterion" to this example, where Nicod had proposed that, in relation to conditional hypotheses, instances of their antecedents that are also instances of their consequents confirm them; instances of their antecedents that are not instances of their consequents disconfirm them; and non-instantiations of their antecedents are neutral, neither confirming nor disconfirming.

Our HT is also compared to the usual HT used to validate the conditional independence hypothesis.

The conditional independence hypothesis simplifies the probability reasoning of a BN.

Moreover, the modeling process hitherto used ignores the conditional independence hypothesis of BN, that is, network nodes should be conditionally independent of each other.

The conditional deficiency hypothesis of glutamine has been challenged [12], and it has been suggested that interfering with a potential adaption could be deleterious [3].