Sentence examples for hypothesis having from inspiring English sources

Under the bonding hypothesis, having a staggered board might help bond the board's commitment to the relationship-specific investments made by the firm's stakeholders, reducing the likelihood that the firm's business strategy is changed through a takeover and thus lowering the risk that takeovers will impose costs on stakeholders.

Each hypothesis contributing to the prediction provides information to support the actual prediction (the supporting examples) and interpret the outcome of this prediction (the path from the root to the hypothesis); having simple and interpretable hypotheses in the first place will contribute to the transparency of the model.

According to this hypothesis, "having [union] rules coming in to define more what they're going to be doing in their contact with their students... is probably more of a threat to them" than to colleagues in the humanities or social sciences.

Indeed, A β hypothesis, having dominated the AD realm for two decades, has always been controversial.

Our analyses are in agreement with the foremost hypothesis, having salmonids and smelts as a monophyletic sister group to neoteleosts.

Distribution of BSI in Primates is as expected under the resource-use hypothesis, having a marked dominance of specialist species.

This hypothesis has been supported.

This hypothesis has two variants.

The grandmother hypothesis has changed that.

The Vlad hypothesis has since been discredited.

That hypothesis has yet to be proven.