Sentence examples for hypothesis of having from inspiring English sources

The p value of the underidentification test also allows the rejection of the hypothesis of having a weak instrument.

This again means that the null hypothesis of having equal means between groups is rejected and therefore the difference between means of groups is significant.

A physical prior of particular interest in this case is the hypothesis of having an inextensible (i.e., isometric) surface [26 29].

The Kleibergen-Paap F-statistic is above 10 for men in columns 2 and 3 and close to 10 for women, 10 being the rule of thumb for rejection of the hypothesis of having a weak instrument.

Besides, that the two propensity models yielded similar results made the hypothesis of having omitted an important confounding variable unlikely.

We examined the rate at which E. hageni proteins are evolving and found 169 genes which better fit the hypothesis of having an altered evolutionary history, relative to other genes in its transcriptome.

OBJECTIVE The hypothesis of carotenoid having a preventive role in diabetes is suggested by their antioxidant properties.

Evidence supporting the dopamine hypothesis of SC has been based indirectly on the finding that administration of potent dopamine D2 receptor blocking agents have been successful in the attenuation of psychotic symptoms (Cole et al, 1964).

So the epigenetic hypothesis of speciation has an edge.

The classical nebular hypothesis of Laplace has already been discussed in a series of papers by Profs.

The glutamatergic hypofunction hypothesis of schizophrenia has led to the development of novel therapeutic strategies modulating NMDA receptor function.