Sentence examples for extreme hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Our simulation of the short-term effect of a €17 of €32 recycled tax under this extreme hypothesis reveals, if all revenues are recycled by means of green cheques, GDP losses of between 0.13 % and 0.25 %, accompanied by fairly similar job losses.
This is, then, in the quite literal sense, an extreme hypothesis, since all the participants lived at high temperatures.
7. We report the total costs under the extreme hypothesis of all conisations performed in outpatient settings.
These facts alone may be convincing enough to promote Huber and Rachel's "extreme hypothesis" but the other half of the puzzle lies with I. hospitalis' ectosymbiont/ectoparasite- Nanoarchaeum.
Far from being an extreme hypothesis, I would like to suggest that I. hospitalis, acting as an obligate host for its ectosymbiont/ectoparasite ' Nanoarchaeum equitans', solves the phylogenetic impasse described above.
For example, an extreme hypothesis where all residues within the kinase domain contribute equally to specificity would be represented by all entries in a mask with the same score (e.g., 0.5).
We can consider two extreme hypotheses: the Q hypothesis and the P hypothesis (Mixtures of these two extreme cases can be envisaged, but to understand the problem it is sufficient to consider the extremes).
I compare two possible extreme hypotheses regarding submission of papers to journals: the Q hypothesis, whereby the decision to submit is based on quality of research; and the P hypothesis, whereby it is based on probability of acceptance.
All significant differences were in the same direction with regard to extreme responses (Hypothesis 4): more use of the extreme responses in telephone interviews.
Relyea [ 36] studied tadpoles of Rana sylvatica to test the extreme-phenotype hypothesis and found no relationship between increased plasticity and less extreme phenotypes.
In its most extreme form, this hypothesis might contend that chosen value signals would be fully accounted for by variation in underlying decision rates.
