Sentence examples for hypothesis assumed from inspiring English sources

The null hypothesis assumed there was no significant difference between the pre- and post-test scores.

If markets are rational, as the efficient-market hypothesis assumed, then they will allocate capital to its most productive uses.

This discrepancy might be related to the restrictive hypothesis assumed to construct the growth maps, not valid in the present experiments, of steady-state solidification conditions.

The main results show that TRACE code predicts a similar trend in all sequences with some differences that are expected to be an issue of the more conservative models and hypothesis assumed in the SBLOCA licensing analysis performed with NOTRUMP.

Since the AUC score did not differ with phonemes in selected ROIs (POp, HG, STG and PT in the left hemisphere, F3,45<2.46, P<0.075, repeated-measures ANOVAs), significance of classification at the group level in each of the 38 ROIs at each noise level was evaluated by a one-sample t-test on individuals' phoneme-averaged AUC scores, where the null hypothesis assumed a theoretical chance AUC of 0.5.

In this case, the null hypothesis assumed that the segmentation methods provided the same results (the hypothesis was accepted for p < 0.05).

This hypothesis assumes particle-hole symmetry of the gapped state about the chemical potential.

The violence graduation hypothesis assumes a direct causal link between animal cruelty and interpersonal aggression.

The efficient-market hypothesis assumes that new developments are instantly assimilated into asset prices.

The leaky-replacement hypothesis — assuming for the moment that it is correct — provides further evidence of the closeness of Neanderthals to modern humans.

The Brink's hypothesis assumes that the Gamow-Teller strength distributions for all excited states are the same.