Senior party sources are working on one hypothesis in which the Lib Dems might increase their number of MPs from 63 to 80 while the Labour party falls from its current 350 MPs to a possible 160.
The finding inspired study of the so-called matching hypothesis, in which treatment approaches are tailored to individuals depending on their habits.
That requires us to design systems at the atomic level; to ensure every single statement (if not the words individually themselves) is tagged for the hypothesis in which it was created.
The results of the present study confirm a previous hypothesis in which depth has an important impact on the biochemical reactions causing contaminants transformation and degradation.
One can reconcile these findings using a version of Peri's efficient specialization hypothesis, in which immigrants and natives sort themselves efficiently across industries to increase aggregate productivity.
The Hausman test, conducted for all regressions, rejects the null hypothesis in which the unobserved time-invariant component ((alpha _i)) is uncorrelated with the model's covariates.
Piltdown was significant since it reified the "brain first" hypothesis, in which primitive humans evolved a large brain before other key human traits evolved.
where h* is the hypothesis, in which every f i (f i ∈ F) is mapped to the most similar part in a model.
This is different from the classical spatial mismatch hypothesis in which job opportunities move to suburban area, while the low-income groups stay in the inner city [21].
In what follows, we prove that Theorem 2.2 is still valid for not necessarily continuous, assuming the following hypothesis in (which appears in [10, Theorem ]): (2.21).
These findings support a continuous model of attention called the "selective entrainment hypothesis"—in which the brain tracks and becomes increasingly selective to a particular voice.
