Searching the literature the author was not aware of a significance test for this hypothesis, see for example in González-Farías et al. (2009), Yu et al. (2012), Purczynski and Bednarz-Okrzynska (2014) and Pascal et al. (2017).
The Riemann hypothesis, for example, made its debut in 1859.
Some authors have suggested that the likelihood of one solitary parasitoid surviving host encapsulation responses may increase when multiple eggs are deposited in a single host -the so-called 'multiple target hypothesis' (for example, [ 47, 48], rev. in [ 25]).
In the hypothesis, for example, of an objective function that coincides with maximising the wins, revenue sharing always leads to greater competitive advantage, since poorer clubs can appropriate part of the revenue of richer teams and invest it to acquire several more talented players.
Particle filtering is preferred when the hypothesis of multimodality is necessary, for example, in case of severe occlusion [8, 9].
The same method may well be useful for testing a variety of hypotheses, for example, differences in attentional selectivity across clinical populations, and under varying cognitive and pharmacological conditions.
Similarly, the evidence for an existential hypothesis in the sciences may consist, for example, in cloud-chamber tracks, spectral lines, or the like, whereas the truth conditions may relate to subatomic processes or to astrophysical facts.
We tested the hypothesis that by removing this antagonism, for example in the double-deletion strain mal3Δ mtr1Δ, we can rescue the microtubule defects contributed by individual deletion of mal3Δ or mtr1Δ.
A scientific hypothesis can be assessed in various ways for example in terms of the strength of the supporting evidence the plausibility of known alternatives and the impact of the finding if true.
Note that for example in the CCH hypothesis coding naturally arises through the necessity to bind the right amino acids through their handles, to catalyse the right reactions by the complemented ribozymes.
