Sentence examples for example a hypothesis from inspiring English sources

For example, a hypothesis test method is proposed in [20].

For example, a hypothesis could assert that phenotype profiles differ characteristically for each group (i.e., level).

For example, a hypothesis for calcium (1) dysregulation in AD has been reviewed [ 71], and related to mitochondria (2) dysfunction in AD [ 72].

He defined synthesis as a result of the dialectic interaction/conflict between 'thesis' and 'antithesis' [ 28]. 'Thesis' represents a formulated idea or concept that can be, for example, an hypothesis developed through analysis.

Example: Formulate a hypothesis about the reasons for South Carolina's decision to secede from the Union.

Antirealists are unpersuaded when it is suggested, for example, that a hypothesis about atoms should be accepted because it explains observable chemical phenomena.

Another example is a hypothesis of how Stp2 regulates ETR1.

The first example is a hypothesis of how Hsf1 regulates RPT4.

One paragraph, for instance, calls out "jarring" inaccuracies, then cites, by way of example, a tentative hypothesis that Grigoriadis submits concerning gender dynamics and a couple of anecdotal sentences about when people do and do not use the word "bitch".

Using serum vitamin D concentrations as an example a specific hypothesis to be tested, broad inter-quintile ranges of serum [25-OHD] that are typical within North American populations (Q1 < 14.9 ng/ml, Q5 > 35.3 ng/ml [ 93]).

These examples suggest a hypothesis about repeatability and its relation to power, namely, that an omnipotent agent should not be required to have the power to bring about either a state of affairs that is not unrestrictedly repeatable, or a conjunctive state of affairs one of whose conjuncts is not unrestrictedly repeatable.