Sentence examples for description of hypotheses from inspiring English sources
Moreover, Darwin follows Whewell's description of hypotheses as '"of service to science, [even] when they involve a certain portion of incompleteness, and even of error.
We can use Bayes' rule to infer the posterior description of our hypotheses from the data.
It is noteworthy that a thorough description of our hypotheses and their statistical evaluation is available at our previous work (Rivero and Conte, 2012b).
We agree that our original manuscript included a more lengthy description of our hypotheses than was warranted given our current data.
To use this approach, start with some general background information on your subject, becoming more narrow and specific in focus as you work toward a description of your hypothesis.
The use of language in descriptions of scientific hypotheses and results poses a second challenge to VNT.
Few of the existing methods (reviewed below) provide an explicit description of the null hypothesis being tested, or fully acknowledge the inherent correlation structure of copy number data.
When we consider descriptions of the status of hypotheses, theories and laws, we can see that hypotheses and theories are explanatory and that laws and principles in science are descriptive.
So Hempel's original theory seems to lack the resources to capture a key feature of inductive inference in science as well as in several other domains, i.e., the kind of "vertical" relationships of confirmation (and disconfirmation) between the description of observed phenomena and hypotheses concerning underlying structures, causes and processes.
All analyses were based on the trees and character matrix of Miller ([21]; see for detailed description of the used phylogenetic hypotheses and characters: [1] male genitalia typically mutilated in the course of copulation (G), [2] male sacrifice behavior (S), [3] extreme sexual size dimorphism (D), [4] male accumulation (A), and [5] male monogamy (M)).
