Sentence examples for hypothesis over from inspiring English sources

In science, "bias" is defined as a form of dishonesty: shading the evidence to favor one hypothesis over another, inventing evidence, ignoring contrary evidence.

Robert Skidelsky argues that the "failure" of the efficient-market hypothesis over the last year proves that laissez-faire economics is dead and Keynesian economics should be the foundation of a new economic structure.

More formally, Bayes' theorem compares the odds in favor of one hypothesis over another.

The final track of the object is the most likely hypothesis over the time period.

Our evidence overall supports the team-cohesiveness hypothesis over the tournament theory.

In that case, e does not favor one hypothesis over the other.

Dörfler and van de Werfhorst (2009) analyse the Austrian labour market and test the merit selection hypothesis over time.

As Rosen notes, one's current evidence does not tell in favor of either hypothesis over the other.

Indeed, one of the advantages of the security hypothesis over other explanations of the crime drop is that it does not assume that all crime has dropped.

It explicitly examines the security hypothesis over a longer period and a wider array of security combinations than previously, as well as with respect to burglars' modus operandi.

In supporting to this hypothesis, over-expression of HvPIP2 1 from barley induced salt hypersensitivity phenotypes in transgenic rice plants (Katsuhara et al. [2003]).