Sentence examples for hypotheses ahead from inspiring English sources

"So many of our studies depend on people not knowing the hypotheses ahead of time," Dr. Zaki said.

Academic standards call for researchers to articulate a hypothesis ahead of time, and then to conduct an experiment that produces data that will either prove or disprove the hypothesis.

Such evidence pushes this hypothesis far ahead of the competing hypothesis that it is just an epiphenomenon, but work continues.

And when the press is all but praying that a hypothesis they've scouted out ahead of time is confirmed after the fact, they're pretty easy to sucker.

Across the border in Tilaurakot, a Nepali-British team supported by Unesco has been plowing ahead with its own hypothesis: that an Indian-organized expedition in the late 1960s had simply stopped digging too early.

In contrast, the present results seem difficult to reconcile with the Semantic Priority hypothesis, under which semantic processing starts ahead of phonological processing.

The analysis concentrates on the number and duration of glances that were away from the road ahead in order to answer the Hypothesis outlined in the introduction.

It's a good reason for another study, one that does have a hypothesis going in and does define its outcomes ahead of time.

This analysis suggests the hypothesis that increasing the value of any substance ahead of the ATP synthesis in the pathway, such as the substances FBP and NADH in mitochondria, reinstates the oscillations.

Blair's ex post-facto justification suggests that their case was built on hypothesis, rumour and speculation, rather than solid fact (Blair defiant on Iraq ahead of Chilcot report, 7 June).

The challenge ahead will be to test these and other mechanistic hypotheses regarding the function of Sec61.