I have various hypotheses, which I am not confident about.
You are allowed to have intuition, of course, but you use it to make hypotheses, which you then test.
Entries become tentative formulations, discursive hypotheses, which are modified, undermined, and reformulated.
These seem like two social-science theories about poverty two hypotheses, which might be tested empirically but, in practice, they are more like political fairy tales.
Research on narrative comprehension and autobiographical memory converge on three hypotheses which make different predictions about event organisation.
"I've always liked him because he's interested in tradeoffs and using numbers to verify hypotheses, which is what economists do," Roberts said.
To paraphrase one of the most famous maxims in military history, "Innovation amateurs talk good ideas; innovation experts talk testable hypotheses". Which would you rather be?
In the seventy's, supported by the –– wrong –– hypotheses which gave birth to the NSD (Nominal Standard Dose), hypofractionation reappears.
There are opportunities for further research based on two emergent hypotheses which are also described in this paper.
In each case we see scientists exploring hypotheses which are admittedly and often blatantly counter to the accepted evidence as well as accepted scientific opinion.
The final results are nevertheless convincing and the hypotheses, which can be further refined to reflect the reality better and provide higher quality results, are clearly defined.
