Sentence examples for developing the hypothesis from inspiring English sources
This suggests that when developing the hypothesis for a learning progression of scientific explanation, the acceptability and adequacy of students need to be given the same, if not more, weight than the correctness or completeness in the philosophy (Berland and McNeill 2012; Braaten and Windschitl 2011).
All authors participated in developing the hypothesis, interpretation of the data and revision of the manuscript.
The partners work with the center on developing the hypothesis, the protocol design, recruitment, outreach, and communications with the autism community of the states involved.
TS was involved in developing the hypothesis, in designing the study, in analysis and interpretation of the data and in drafting the manuscript.
All the molecules were considered active; no thresholds (active or inactive) were applied to the training set for developing the hypothesis.
MS and GW are responsible for developing the hypothesis and writing the manuscript and GW for planning and executing the experiments.
At St. George's Hospital in London, he and a colleague, John R. Smythies, developed the hypothesis that schizophrenia was a form of self-intoxication caused by the body's mistakenly producing its own L.S.D.-like compounds.
Based on the functional matrix concept, scientists developed the hypothesis that soft tissue acting on certain bone pieces determines the process of facial growth.
During the 1960s, two London-based researchers, radiation biologist Tikvah Alper and mathematician John Stanley Griffith, developed the hypothesis that some transmissible spongiform encephalopathies are caused by an infectious agent consisting solely of proteins.
We developed the hypothesis that Neotropical fruits have higher protein concentrations than fruits from Madagascar and that the higher representation of frugivorous genera in the Neotropics is linked to high protein concentrations in fruits.
JIC developed the hypothesis and collected grasses.
