Sentence examples for hypothesis developed from inspiring English sources

Another variant is the many-worlds hypothesis developed by Hugh Everett III and John Wheeler, at Princeton in 1957.

The Heiskanen hypothesis, developed by Finnish geodesist Weikko Aleksanteri Heiskanen, is an intermediate, or compromise, hypothesis between Airy's and Pratt's.

The hypothesis developed was that the PLC concept had some "raison d'être" only if it was capable of explaining sales behavior better than a chance model could.

This situation is not helped by the incentives we give to young cancer researchers but not to experienced clinicians who want to test a hypothesis developed over years of treating patients.

According to the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, developed in the 1930's, the mental categories by which people perceive the world are determined by their language, so that people who speak different languages can be expected to think differently.

The energy reduction hypothesis developed was explored and validated by machining components in defined orientations on the machine table.

And so the intriguing hypothesis develops that we might all have such latent musical talents, if only we could find the spigot and turn it.

Chapter 3 presents an experiment designed to test the hypotheses developed in chapter two.

New regulations are constructed on real-world experience, rather than hypotheses developed behind closed doors.

Table 1 presents eight hypotheses developed and tested in this study.

The empirical analysis provides support for the hypotheses developed in Linking Supply Chain Uncertainty to Environmental Management section.