Sentence examples for distribution hypothesis from inspiring English sources

This channel model is slightly modified from the Saleh Valenzuela model [34], that is, a lognormal distribution hypothesis for the multipath gain magnitude replaces the Rayleigh distribution hypothesis.

For this reason, we tested the same (K_{f}) distribution hypothesis for increasingly larger (K_{s}) ranges.

After suitable data set transformations have been applied, the statistical validation tests have confirmed the transformed data set normal probability distribution hypothesis.

These models are based on different strain distribution hypothesis that, however, do not consider the relative thickness size between piezo and surface.

Thus, pre-decline and post-recovery samples appear to come from the same population and our results support the distribution hypothesis.

By comparing two or more frequencies, detecting the difference between the actual frequency and the expectation frequency based on distribution hypothesis in a certain significance level, which reflects whether there exists significant difference between the actual level and theoretical level.

These models provide general distribution hypotheses based on a 14-year period and 274 field capture sites.

In this case, we were able to develop rigorous distribution hypotheses for 15 species of mammals and insects that interact in the potential transmission of Chagas disease in Mexico.

Hence we tested the same-distribution hypothesis of (K_{f}) by comparing the empirical distributions from the data against those produced by the simulation models.

We found that with regard to the changes introduced in the sequences, five out of six peptide variants translocated in agreement with the charge-distribution hypothesis, whereas none showed agreement with the hydrophobicity hypothesis.

This, together with a relatively workable soil (cone resistance = 529 ± 26 N cm−2 at the end of June, with 10% soil humidity), indicates moderate ecological conditions, which disagrees with the aridity food-distribution hypothesis (AFDH) considering small body size and sociality in bathyergids adaptations to harsh environments.