Sentence examples for hypothesis on which from inspiring English sources

The use of the term underdeveloped in fact rests on a general hypothesis on which the whole subject matter of development economics is based.

It sits there as an empirical hypothesis on which somebody (you, maybe?) could write a Master's thesis.

The occurrence of the counter-gradient diffusion phenomenon will of course lead to the collapse of the "gradient-diffusion hypothesis," on which most conventional turbulence models rely.

The hypothesis on which the detection is based is that the failure events are detected by jumps in the estimated parameter values of the model.

This agreement therefore strongly supports both the quantitative model that we propose and the qualitative hypothesis on which the model is based.

However, the support is assessed as working hypothesis on which to base further research rather than a procedure to a clear-cut identification of preferential flow and associated flow paths.

An application of rule 8 or rule 9, however, reduces by one the number of hypotheses on which the conclusion depends; and a hypothesis so eliminated is said to be a discharged hypothesis.

On the left are noted the hypotheses on which the wff in question depends (either the first or the second line of the derivation, or both).

The fourth feedback and learning gives companies the capacity for strategic learning, which consists of gathering feedback, testing the hypotheses on which a strategy is based, and making necessary adjustments.

For this reason, CFD is a useful tool for the design and evaluation of sampling systems, among others, to verify the fundamental hypotheses on which the mass balance for the sampling hood is defined.

Within the framework, we have performed an experiment to test two basic hypotheses on which the design of the computational model is based; namely, that our proposal for tailoring an evaluative argument to the addressee's preferences increases its effectiveness, and that differences in conciseness significantly influence argument effectiveness.