Sentence examples for hypotheses arose from inspiring English sources
Other hypotheses arose, and I inquired about what follow-up questions they might ask to come closer to understanding the issues involved.
An opportunity to test these hypotheses arose in the United Kingdom, where similar centralized labor markets, inspired by similar market failures, were introduced in some regions of the National Health Service in the late 1960's and early 70's.
All authors declare that study hypotheses arose before any inspection of the data and that all STROBE recommendations were followed.
The lack of high-resolution in vivo methods to analyse sperm dynamics during fertilization prevented an understanding of how sperm cells migrate and many hypotheses arose to explain the cellular mechanisms of double fertilization (Berger et al. 2008).
Briefly, data from interview, observation and documentation was combined in order to reach answers to the evaluation questions; more detailed evaluation sub questions were developed continuously as new hypotheses arose during the evaluation and added to the main list of evaluation questions.
Consequences of the theory and testable hypotheses arising from it are discussed.
We consider the implications of this work for translation into clinical practice, for example via early therapeutic hypotheses arising from our improved understanding of the biology of inflammatory bowel disease.
Two competing hypotheses arise here.
At the i th sensor (i.e., SU), the corresponding received samples are denoted by y i (m;n), and two possible hypotheses arise for the spectrum sensing problem under study.
In this study, we quantified spatial patterns of macroalgal herbivory by fishes across a coral reef, tested for similar spatial patterns in potential explanatory variables, and then used manipulative and mensurative experiments to test some hypotheses arising from the patterns observed.
Flow modification may follow comparative investigations and enable testing of hypotheses arising from observed responses.
