Sentence examples for hypothesis applied from inspiring English sources

Dr Max Davie, the mental health lead at the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, said the hypothesis applied to a fairly small subset of children.

Peter Mitchell's 1961 chemiosmotic hypothesis applied the concept of vectorial catalysis that underlies biological energy transduction and cell structure, function, and origins.

This is the pragmatic belief of a working hypothesis applied toward improving one's life.

This hypothesis, applied as well to tobacco smoke as to internal exposure to cadmium, could well explain our findings.

To investigate this hypothesis applied to magnetic separation, we exposed the largest nanoparticle (10.7 nm core/20 kDa PNIPAM) at a concentration of 5 mg/mL in water to a magnetic field at 228 kHz using an Ambrell magnetic heater.

Under conditions where the steady-state hypothesis applies, estimates of these sensitivities can be obtained analytically.

Bi-variate analysis has been performed thereafter to test the hypothesis applying chi-square test of independence.

For Marc-André Selosse, a microbial ecologist at the National Museum of Natural History in Paris, it makes sense that the Red Queen hypothesis applies to mutualistic relationships as well as parasitic ones.

Even though this study focuses on continuing training, the theoretical underpinning of the under-investment hypothesis applies to initial training as well.

Finally, experimental data at single cell level obtained using hybrid cells suggest that the proposed hypothesis applies only to the irradiated component of the hybrid.

The central question is: How broadly does the deflationary model of the 'mere rationalization hypothesis' apply to moral judgments, and to what extent are evolutionary influences implicated in those cases?