Implicitly, this constitutes a hypothesis-based WoE where the hypothesis is the existence of a certain hazard profile.
Indeed, in classical first-order logic, the exceptions of the rules that constitute a hypothesis accumulate and classifying an example in two different classes, even if one is the right one, is not correct.
In order to better prepare medical students for a meaningful career in medicine, the University of Utah School of Medicine requires each medical student to complete a scholarly activity – constituting a hypothesis based research project.
It may be excellent advice to a budding anthropologist to be aware of linguistic diversity, and to be on the lookout for ways in which your language may affect your judgment of other cultures; but such advice does not constitute a hypothesis.
Each particular combination of constraints constituted a hypothesis.
This constitutes a null hypothesis when examining data.
The corollary that cardiovascular and fluid regulatory systems seek the "upright set point" in microgravity constitutes a central hypothesis for studies on acclimation to microgravity.
The result of this is that, since each SNP tested constitutes a separate hypothesis test, very significant associations are needed in order to rule out false positives.
While the above sampling strategies significantly increase the chance to draw samples from "good" sets of points, that is still no guarantee that a sample constitutes a valid hypothesis.
The recoding chosen for a group of sequences constitutes an explicit hypothesis concerning the primary biochemical property subjected to coevolutionary pressures by natural selection.
The empirical facts are that rats, under some situations, will release another rat from an enclosure, however, that this is described as an act of 'prosocial empathy and with the aim of helping the other animal' which constitutes an explanatory hypothesis.
