Sentence examples for hypothesis category from inspiring English sources
To date, studies assessing the power to assign dyads to relatedness categories are based on a null hypothesis category vs. an alternative category (e.g., full sib vs. half sib) (e.g., Brookfield and Parkin 1993; Wang 2006; Wang and Santure 2009; Santure et al. 2010).
Table 1 Summary of the hypotheses Category of variables Exogenous variables Influence on Y (regret cancellation of the smiley) Socio-demographic Age ?
Here we test the hypothesis that category membership influences the allocation of attention, allowing attention to be applied not only to object features, but to entire categories.
Overall, the present data do not support the hypothesis that category-specific effects are due to the existence of distinct semantic storages for proper and common nouns, but possibly to their affinity with episodic vs. semantic memory.
We came up with the assumptions and then narrowed them down to one hypothesis for each category.
Secondly, our results provided an insight to hypothesis questions, another category of questions not discussed by Chin and Osborne in their study.
We created summaries so that each contained 1 2 sentences from each CoreSC category (Hypothesis, Background, etc)., extracted from the original paper, following the distribution of categories in the paper.
We used functional magnetic resonance imaging to investigate this hypothesis with two categories of words, numerals, and body parts, for which the existence of distinct category-specific areas is debated in neuropsychology.
Fisher's exact test reports the exact p value under a null hypothesis of independent categories using the hypergeometric distribution.
We suggest that addressing this issue of functional specificity requires clear coding hypotheses, about object category and visual features, which make contrasting predictions about neuroimaging results in ventral pathway regions.
Support was found for the null hypothesis that the categories are independent of each other.
