Sentence examples for hypotheses are appropriate from inspiring English sources

Given that long-distance dispersal between continents is impossible for obligate freshwater fishes, vicariance hypotheses are appropriate to explain observed distribution patterns of freshwater organisms.

The authors' argument for not regarding this as evidence for the starvethe beast hypothesis is appropriate given the way that its advocates have typically stated the hypothesis, arguing that any tax cut is good because it helps shrink government.

When the goal is to detect coordinated changes in one direction, the one-sided hypothesis is appropriate.

Under the scenario that the second hypothesis was appropriate for F. suspensa, present-day populations in the re-colonized area would probably show near genetic uniformity for derived chlorotypes and significant genetic diversity decline from refugia to the recolonized area.

With the advent of three dimensional methods for analyzing morphology and application of model selection methods, it is possible to compare the integration of static and kinetic features and determine if a more complex hypothesis is appropriate for understanding tooth row shape.

Existence and uniqueness results are given in terms of hypotheses which are appropriate for control problems, that is, the coefficients are required to satisfy certain uniform bounds.

On the other hand, where theory is mature, survey methods and statistical testing focused on confirmation of hypotheses are more appropriate.

Although a priori research hypotheses are not appropriate for this methodology, research questions adapted from Kleinman [ 25] guided development of the project aim, methods and analytic concepts.

These are not competing hypotheses, but rather complementary approaches that are appropriate for addressing somewhat different questions.

Statistical methods such as hypothesis tests, CIs and probability statements are appropriate to analyse and report data from enumerative studies.

Likelihoodists maintain that composite hypotheses are not an appropriate basis for well-defined likelihoods.