Sentence examples for hypothesis follows from inspiring English sources

Our second working hypothesis follows from this idea.

Therefore, if the distance is higher than the threshold, then the hypothesis ( follows the probability density function ) is rejected.

The hypothesis follows that female-dominated occupations are characterized by relatively low depreciation rates because of work absence, and parental leave particularly.

Our hypothesis follows that participants who are more active in this intercepted communication network are more visible (and thus vulnerable) and this will translate into more severe sentencing outcomes.

The ability hypothesis follows Ryle (1949) in drawing a sharp distinction between propositional knowledge or knowledge-that (such as 'Mary knows that snow is white') and knowledge-how (such as 'Mary knows how to ride a bike'), and then suggests that all Mary gains is the latter.

This observation is due to Dyson and it restored some hope in an old idea of Hilbert and Polya that the Riemann hypothesis follows from the existence of a self-adjoint Hermitian operator whose spectrum of eigenvalues correspond to the set of nontrivial zeros of the zeta-function.

All in all, evidence for hybrid survival in Iceland [ 37] favours the introgression hypothesis followed by subsequent backcrossing.

This, according to those authors' main hypothesis, followed sepsis induced nitric oxide (NO) over-production, resulting in lower levels of oxidative phosphorylation [ 10].

3.1 Hypothesis: Following the LWHP, the pattern of change in scores (GSE, RGEI/NDRGEI, HHI, and SF 12 V2) from baseline will be significantly different for active than for bereaved caregivers at 3, 6 and 12 months.

The corresponding set of hypotheses follows the same structure of the branch evaluation, but considering the number of joins.

This suggests that the order in which scientists list their hypotheses follows a rhetorical pattern, in which the first hypothesis presented is falsified in favour of a subsequent one.