Sentence examples for deduce a hypothesis from inspiring English sources

From this phenomenon, it is possible to deduce a hypothesis: homeopaths should be able to distinguish a homeopathic medicine from a placebo by taking both and observing their effects.

Therefore, the aim of the current study was to compare the transcriptome of the wild type (wt) and the diplocalyx bud bloomer flowers (bud) of C. vulgaris and to deduce a hypothesis for the genetic basis of the diplocalyx bud bloomer flower architecture.

The method requires you to devise a theoretical model, deduce a testable hypothesis from the model and then test the hypothesis against the world.

They wanted to deduce a function for it.

Deduce a fact from what is presented.

Across the decades, wave theorists were able to deduce an impressive list of important empirical facts from their main hypothesis along with appropriate auxiliaries, diffraction phenomena being only one major example.

Second, we do not necessarily need to be able to deduce predictions from a hypothesis in order to test.

This can produce situations where rejecting a null hypothesis does not provide new information, since the only thing we can deduce by rejecting a hypothesis is that there is an effect, but not in what direction or magnitude (Falk & Greenbaum, 1995, Lecoutre, 1996).

By this, one can easily deduce that the hypothesis of 'to be m-open' is a necessary condition for Theorem 5.2.

According to the example given in the previous section we deduce that the hypothesis or cannot be removed.

However, the effects of NF-κB might dominate if the alterations of these molecules compete, a hypothesis deduced from celastrol's effects, as this agent resulted in NF-κB inhibition (reducing survival), mTOR inhibition, and HSP70 reduction (both increasing survival), with a final outcome of reduced survival.