Sentence examples for conservation hypotheses from inspiring English sources

The energy frugality hypothesis expanded on Alison Jolly's energy conservation hypotheses by claiming that most lemur traits not only help conserve energy, but also maximize the use of highly limited resources, enabling them to live in severely seasonal environments with low productivity.

As stated above, however, energy conservation hypotheses are indistinguishable from hypotheses based on pleiotropy, because any selective advantage from the energy saved can only be realized by spending the energy on improving the function of other feature(s) in darkness [ 6].

The conservation hypothesis suggests that policies conserving or restricting energy consumption can be implemented with little or no adverse effect on economic growth, such as in a less energy-dependent economy.

The conservation hypothesis suggests the presence of unidirectional causality running from economic growth to electricity consumption.

In this respect, the empirical confirmation of the conservation hypothesis is usually interpreted to imply that electricity conservation polices may be implemented with minimal effects on economic growth.

Finally, the panel causality tests confirmed the following four causality hypothesis in between the different variables i.e., feedback hypothesis, energy conservation hypothesis, growth hypothesis and neutrality hypothesis, both in the short and long-run.

The literature identifies four hypotheses that describe the types of causal relationships between electricity consumption and economic growth which are summarised here: (1) the neutrality hypothesis; (2) the conservation hypothesis; (3) the growth hypothesis; and (4) the feedback hypothesis.

When we have the presence of unidirectional Granger causality running from the annual growth rate of GDP to the military expenditure (left( {beta_{1i} ne 0forall_{i} } right)), it is evident that the conservation hypothesis holds.

Other empirical support for the conservation hypothesis in developing countries has been provided by among others Mozumder and Marathe (2007) for Bangladesh; Halicioglu (2007) for Turkey; Hu and Lin (2008) for Taiwan; and Ghosh (2002) for India.

Unlike the energy conservation hypothesis of sleep [ 7], this reallocation hypothesis predicts little or no overall energy savings during sleep.

These results, with few exceptions, support the premise that leaf tissues of plants acclimated to marine environments tend to have higher ɛ and lower Ψ π, and agree with the general tenets of the cell water conservation hypothesis.