Sentence examples for hypothesis identified from inspiring English sources

Advanced statistical modeling can be used to confirm any potential hypothesis identified by visual analyses.

We conducted separate literature searches for each cause-effect hypothesis identified in the conceptual model (five hypotheses in total; Tables  1, 2).

This will further test the biomedical feedback hypothesis identified as important in the Gibson et al [ 13] and Norris et al [ 15] systematic reviews of long-term condition management.

The first modern assessment of this hypothesis identified at least five transitions to the mesogleal form, but was not able to discern the ancestral state of the order using a reconstruction based on two character states (endodermal and mesogleal) and nearly the same phylogeny that is employed here [ 32].

We cannot give a clear explanation but we have a hypothesis: identifying requirements for the Smartphone of the Future is hard for the average person.

Investigative dimension design is controlled to verify the following hypothesis: identifying a statistically significant correlation between the educational style exhibited by teachers and the students academical achievments.

In this study, we tested the new hypothesis: identifying the miRNAs to target DNA DSB repair genes could be a new way for sensitizing tumors to ionizing radiation.

Preliminary studies have confirmed this hypothesis, identifying potential genotypes associated with biotic and abiotic stress situations.

Just as the mitochondrial cascade hypothesis identifies with aging theory, links to the amyloid cascade hypothesis are postulated.

In the vertebrate cortex, the prevailing hypothesis identifies apical properties as critical determinants of the self-renewing progenitor cell state, reviewed in Gotz and Huttner [ 19].

The distribution of the questions is based on some hypotheses identified by a previous study of Wachtler and Ebner (2015).