Sentence examples for hypotheses are founded from inspiring English sources
In essence, our hypotheses are founded on the construction of multiple distinctive salience-based reference systems to account for the distortions or biases in the psychological space.
The derivation of this hypothesis is founded on the observation that the 3 primary categories of chronic wounds pressure ulcers, diabetic ulcers, and venous ulcers, which are the overwhelming majority of chronic wounds—have these common causative factors.
The neurodevelopmental hypothesis is founded on evidence from clinical, experimental and brain imaging findings.
The latter hypothesis is founded in observations that diabetic neuropathy is associated with microvascular changes in the affected nerve trunks.
Strepsiptera have been placed as the sister-group to myriad different insect groups, from beetles to true flies, even being placed outside of Holometabola: each hypothesis being founded on one or two 'key' characteristics that at one time or another have come under question [ 2- 15].
This hypothesis is founded on the following 5 observations: (1) the length of IR expansion from basal angiosperms to monocots is large (more than 100 bp); (2) trnH and rps19 are situated downstream of IRA and IRB, respectively, in all sampled basal angiosperms (Fig. 1A).
These constructions in turn are founded on hypotheses of a lower order, viz. on specific concepts formulated to transmute particular subjective experiences into objective knowledge.
Adjustments to p-value are founded on the following logic: If a null hypothesis is true, a significant difference may still be observed by chance.
Population-based GWASs are founded on the principle that common diseases, such as endometriosis, are caused by genetic variants that are common themselves (common disease-common variant hypothesis).
They are founded on published evidence.
(NRC 2005, p. 585) Studies reviewed in support of the radiation hormesis hypothesis were "found either to be based on ecologic studies or to cite findings not representative of the overall body of data" (NRC 2005, p 19).
