Sentence examples for considering this hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Considering this hypothesis, (Eaton 1950), proposed the concept of residual sodium carbonate (RSC) for the assessment of high carbonate waters.

Considering this hypothesis, the performance of the Passive System Identification attack is evaluated using the following monitoring periods T: 0.2s, 0.4s, 0.6s, 0.8s, 1.0s and 1.2s.

Considering this hypothesis, strategies to direct eye movements during teaching trials could solve, at least in part, many aspects related to failure during the learning process (Doran and Holland, 1971; Dube et al. 2006; Dube et al. 2010).

In considering this hypothesis, I apply current theoretical insights from new institutional economics as developed by Oliver Williamson and Douglas North to the issue of complex contractual relationships in the field of bioprospecting.

Considering this hypothesis, the role of H2A.Z as a sensor of temperature fluctuations [50] and that such fluctuations overcome FLC-mediated flowering repression [55], in the future it will be very interesting to analyze if the absence of BRM will remove the plasticity in the response to different temperatures.

In considering this hypothesis, a case from the author's clinic is of note.

Indeed, we considered this hypothesis based on the fact that each WSP is independent.

This paper does not consider this hypothesis, but workers may be encouraged to become self-employed as they face the opportunity of starting a business which can grow.

There are some authors who suggest that maize is a hybrid between Tripsacum and a perennial teosinte (e.g., Eubanks 2001), though many others consider this hypothesis implausible (Bennetzen et al. 2001; Emshwiller 2006).

It didn't matter that her study never even considered this hypothesis, or that such a claim wouldn't have passed peer review based on the data she provided: Environmental activists and journalists seized on her public comments as proof the public was at risk.

In Washington, various powers-that-be considered this hypothesis and concluded that it sounded just about right.