In his workshops, O'Neil tries to get scientists to change their behavior by asking them to frame a hypothesis.
While the results of this study do not offer conclusive evidence to frame a hypothesis the topic merits further research.
One is that the evidence is so sparse that people are free to frame a favourite hypothesis about what it was that made humans different.
In my forthcoming Report, these facts (including many which have not been hitherto published) are discussed, in connection with the Temperatures of Inland Seas; and if Mr. Laughton will frame a better hypothesis for the explanation of them sthan that of the Thermal Circulation first advanced by Pouillet, and latterly accepted by Herschel and Sir William Thomson, I will gladly accept it.
However, by making predictions on all proteins, they necessarily miss the wealth of knowledge stored in domain specific and single locus databases, and further don't provide the structural context necessary to frame a testable hypothesis.
(2010), undergraduate research experiences are often evaluated by faculty, and some "ask students to 'demonstrate their understanding of the processes of science' by framing a research question, developing a hypothesis, designing an experiment to test it, analyzing real data, writing a research report, and presenting their own work.
In support of the hypothesis, framing a reward from watching a news program as more immediate (vs. delayed) increased intrinsic motivation to watch the program (Study 1), and receiving more immediate bonus (vs. delayed, Study 2; and vs. delayed and no bonus, Study 3) increased intrinsic motivation in an experimental task.
Instead she frames a hypothesis.
By grade 12, students should be able to do the following: Formulate a question that can be investigated within the scope of the classroom, school laboratory, or field with available resources and, when appropriate, frame a hypothesis (that is, a possible explanation that predicts a particular and stable outcome) based on a model or theory.
This analysis shows that there are differences in both predicted BEPIs and potential T-cell epitopes between JL5 and other virus strains and frames a hypothesis for the circumstances which can lead to a resurgence of mumps cases in previously vaccinated individuals.
