Sentence examples for formulating a hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Moreover, formulating a hypothesis on the preferred kinetic model based on physiological properties of the tracer, e.g. derived from preclinical studies, is advised.

This result enables formulating a hypothesis that crack spacing in tensile elements of equivalent axial stiffness is predominantly dependent on geometry of the concrete and, particularly, on the cover depth.

In the whole-class discussion, Sam focused on the characteristics of research questions and on formulating a hypothesis that will lead to an experiment that may enable answering the question.

In 1953 and 1954 psychologists Roger Brown and Eric Lenneberg criticized Whorf for his reliance on anecdotal evidence, formulating a hypothesis to scientifically test his ideas, which they limited to an examination of a causal relation between grammatical or lexical structure and cognition or perception.

Then, I throw something at the system and look, without formulating a hypothesis.

In this respect, we reached our objective by formulating a hypothesis for future research as follows: 'screening and treatment for problem alcohol use among problem drug users in primary care are both feasible and effective in primary care'.

"According to the scientific method, you formulate a hypothesis, in this case the flood spillage theory for the Black Sea, and then you test it," Dr. Hall said.

"At S.A.C., there's an expectation that you're using the resources to formulate a hypothesis, and that's what he did," she said.

In this capacity, he formulated a hypothesis (Poehlman was fabricating data), performed experiments, analyzed his data (reviewing patients' records and talking to members of Poehlman's lab about concerns about data analyses) and concluded, based on the data, that his hypothesis was indeed correct.

What is it, then, when a scientist formulates a hypothesis that growth patterns follow temperature, and tests the hypothesis against data only to find that growth patterns do not follow temperature at all for 30% of the data and only partially for the rest?

Take a few minutes to formulate a hypothesis (or two) so that you can experience the thought processes students undertake in this classroom exercise.