Sentence examples for hypothesis of negative from inspiring English sources

Firstly, our results support the hypothesis of negative selection in remigration pointed out by the aforementioned studies about migrant assimilation in the Italian labour market (Venturini and Villosio 2008; Dell'Aringa and Pagani 2011; Strom et al. 2013).

It is argued that at the young age the entrepreneurs are not sure about their abilities and thus they take more risks for further expansions which basically leads to the hypothesis of negative relationships between entrepreneur's age and firm's growth (Cortes et al. 1987; Jovanovic 1982; Munoz et al. 2014; Papadaki et al. 2002; Welter 2001).

Therefore, under the hypothesis of negative income effects on labor supply, the program would have a negative effect on female labor force participation particularly relevant for mothers with many children.26 However, Table 8 shows a significant negative impact for women with one or two children, but not for mothers with three children or more.

I think the data should be re-evaluated in the context of a size effect and the hypothesis of negative social effects arising from parental care environment should be dropped.

The negative association between personal UFP exposure away from home and MVF supports the hypothesis of negative effects of ambient particle air pollution on cardiovascular health, whereas indoor generated particles might have smaller effects.

Human exemptionalism, in all its versions, is something we do not want to give up and is perhaps what motivated my students to object to population thinking in humans, the existence of human races, and the adaptive hypotheses of negative traits.

Studies of Phragmites and other non-native plants in North America have typically begun with hypotheses of negative impacts on other organisms, potentially creating a bias in selecting research questions, study sites and methods, and interpreting results.

The present study tests the hypothesis of a negative association between patients with schizophrenia, manic-depressive psychosis and acute appendicitis.

The enlarged inter-acyl chain distance is in agreement with the hypothesis of a negative curvature induced by the peptide as suggested previously [14], but it might also results from phase separation induced by the formation of peptide-lipid clusters.

The hypothesis of the negative selection of Alus in exon regions is also supported by the simple positive linear relationship of Alu densities in intron and integenic regions.

Although these negative correlations with ErbB2 status are weak, likely because of the limited number of samples, they still support the hypothesis of a negative regulatory network linking MBP-1 and HDAC1 to ERBB2 expression in breast IDC.