Sentence examples for external hypotheses from inspiring English sources

Trees are therefore rooted without the need and associated uncertainties of local external hypotheses of relationship (e.g., the use of 'outgroup' taxa).

This contrapositive relationship between DPC and VPC is consistent with the thrust of the domain-general, dual-attention hypothesis or the internal versus external processing hypothesis for the DMN (Corbetta and Shulman 2002; Buckner et al. 2008) and is less consistent with any of the domain-specific approaches.

Admitting that the idea sounds far-fetched, he proposes to demonstrate it in the time-honoured manner of Euclid by logically proving it from a self-evident truth, namely the External Reality Hypothesis (ERH): "There exists an external physical reality completely independent of us humans". Tegmark's demonstration that ERH implies MUH is complicated, difficult to follow, and resists summary.

In order to test these hypotheses, external factors will be operationalised as attributions made to the navigation aid used, and internal factors as attribution made to personal navigation skill.

While in the CG attachment was the predictor for the locus of control in both age groups considered, in the MG the accumulation of stress due to maltreatment suffered over a long period, and therefore age, more accurately predicted an attributional style based on reporting causes of events as external, supporting the hypothesis proposed.

One common explanation is the memory aid hypothesis: external representations help problem solving by augmenting the limited-capacity working memory with a much larger external memory storage [e.g.], [ 1], [2] [4].

Although XAC4114 is located distantly in the chromosome from XacFhaB, we may suggest that it might also mediate the transport of XacFhaB through the external membrane, a hypothesis that will be tested in the future.

Classic early studies [ 11] proposed that the circadian clock is co-opted for photoperiodic time measurement (external co-incidence hypothesis).

According to the somatic marker hypothesis, external stimuli could initiate a state that is associated with pleasurable or aversive somatic markers, which then guide the individual's behavior toward a nonaversive state (Naqvi et al. 2006).

This hypothesis was divided into two sub-hypotheses to capture the locality of information (external vs. local information): Hypothesis 1a: There is a negative relationship between viewing external information via EHR IS and readmissions within seven days.

To accumulate evidence on the construct validity of the questionnaire, future research is needed to examine the internal structure of the KDQOL-36™ by exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, and to investigate the relationships of the KDQOL-36™ subscales with other external variables using different hypotheses and approaches.