Sentence examples for hypotheses under which from inspiring English sources
We also introduce the precise hypotheses under which our problem is studied.
This result provides hypotheses under which a rigorous numerical analysis could be conducted for recent generalizations to the methods of Operator Expansions, Field Expansions, and Transformed Field Expansions.
These patterns have inspired the energetic cost hypothesis under which natural selection would favour shorter transcriptional units to minimize time and cost of gene expression [1].
Our results suggest a more conservative hypothesis, under which the subpopulation with glial potential might be of neural-crest origin.
The data available do not allow formal rejection of this latter hypothesis, under which the transferred pieces of DNA could even be nuclear pseudogenes.
In contrast, the present results seem difficult to reconcile with the Semantic Priority hypothesis, under which semantic processing starts ahead of phonological processing.
Unlike BLIMP, DIST applies the formula (i) directly to summary statistics and (ii) under the null hypothesis, i.e. the hypothesis under which the distribution of all statistical tests is computed.
The above procedure allows us to determine whether there is sufficient signal in the weighted LD curve to reject the null hypothesis (under which a ^ (d ) is random "colored" noise in the sense that it contains autocorrelation).
This supports the entrenchment hypothesis, under which repeated presentation of a verb constitutes probabilistic evidence that its use in non-attested forms (here, with the prefix un-) is ungrammatical.
Based on these results we define a testable hypothesis under which small body sizes result in limited dispersal capabilities and low physiological tolerances, causing smaller and more strongly fragmented ranges.
The hypothesis under which the result is the more likely is considered supported by the data, and the strength of support is given by the ratio of the probabilities (the likelihood ratio).
