The Functional Synthesis uses molecular biology experiments to test evolutionary hypotheses derived from comparative sequence analyses.
Analyses of covariance and mediation were conducted to test the hypotheses derived from the conceptual framework.
The interviews explored hypotheses derived from existing literature on the use of decision support tools in conservation policy.
To test hypotheses derived from the framework, 79 participants performed an uncertain pattern learning and prediction task.
In this paper, a model of drawing construction is proposed and the experimental design tests hypotheses derived from this model.
These results, obtained for a panel of UK firms, are largely consistent with a set of hypotheses derived from the institutional and international business theories.
The research hypotheses derived from relevant constructs taken from the technology acceptance model, information systems continuance model, and the theory of reasoned action.
Tests of the effects of inequality and tests of hypotheses derived from minority threat theory are conducted using a pooled time-series, fixed-effects design.
The results confirm most hypotheses derived from ELM in the context of BI reports but we also find a deviation from the basic ELM expectations.
We also find support for hypotheses derived from the dependency perspective suggesting that multinational corporate penetration fosters higher levels of infant mortality.
The backgrounds taken into consideration for determining the hypotheses derived from the reference literature and the experience gained during the course of the training process.
