The phrase "experimental hypothesis" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or research contexts to refer to a prediction or statement that is being tested through an experiment. Example: "The experimental hypothesis of our study proposes that plants exposed to higher levels of sunlight will grow taller than those in shaded areas."
The methodology aims at designing, implementing and evaluating a system that validates an experimental hypothesis.
The experimental hypothesis was that augmentation with a multilayered scaffold would not compromise the strength of the repair.
PTP data analysis is susceptible to bias from investigator awareness of experimental hypothesis, and poor investigator training.
Once again consistent with the experimental hypothesis, subjects preferred higher rates of graduation when matters were stated in percent terms.
Considering these results, the experimental hypothesis that shelf-life simulation of self-etch adhesives would not affect their bonding ability to dentin can be rejected.
The third point is the manuscript's conclusion, where the authors are expected to state if the experimental hypothesis was verified or not on the basis of the results.
This led to our experimental hypothesis that the suckling mouse can digest starch before the age of formal weaning, 21 days.
One pathway provides theoretical evidence for the experimental hypothesis that the major reason for the enhancement is mainly due to the generated new active sites.
We test the experimental hypothesis that early changes in the ultrasound appearance of the placenta reflect poor or reduced placental function.
On this interpretation of Marxism, the philosophical presupposition of Marx and Engels which were identified as dialectical materialism were incompatible with the delineation of Marxism as a scientific and experimental hypothesis.
By stressing this parallel between Marx and Deweyan instrumentalism, Marxism was not interpreted by Hook as a dogmatic thesis about historical inevitability but as an experimental hypothesis to be confirmed by its future consequences.
