In support of this hypothesis, several examples of tissue-specific expression of ncRNAs have been reported in previous studies describing brain-specific snoRNAs or snoRNAs involved in neuronal development [ 51].
Early performance tests show that the approach provides results comparable to established methods even when using only 2 related sources of hypotheses (training examples and a simplified recursive partitioning to generate hypotheses from these examples).
The difference in SSLS for a single site under the species tree and a given convergent tree with an identical substitution model denotes the relative support for the convergence hypothesis; for example, ΔSSLS (H1) = SSLS (H0) − SSLS (H1) (where negative ΔSSLS implies support for convergence; see Supplementary Fig. 2).
The Riemann hypothesis, for example, made its debut in 1859.
While acknowledging the potential to help refine a hypothesis, for example, some scientists say that visualizations can quickly veer into fiction.
With all this pressure on scientists, they may lack the extra time to check their own research — to figure out why some of their data doesn't fit their hypothesis, for example.
One hypothesis, for example, is that infection may have come from spinal cord and other BSE-contaminated bits of meat that made their way into baby food and school dinners during the 1980s.
The pragmatist clarification of a scientific hypothesis, for example, provides us with just the information we need for testing it empirically.
The "grandmother hypothesis," for example, posits that increased longevity evolved because grandmothers can improve the survival of their children and grandchildren (ScienceNOW, 22 April 1998).
When you want to test various aspects of your website to consider which one leads to more conversions, you can run an A/B test by forming a hypothesis — for example, concerning the placement of the CTA on a landing page — and create two different page layouts.
