Well, the one thing we don't need in this case is the testing of a hypothesis by the presentation of argument and evidence in a court of law.
Here, we directly examine the hypothesis that cross-presentation is essential for initiating CD8 T cell responses and mount anti-bacterial responses in vivo.
In that sense, there is a large gap between descriptions of visual space such as Foley's and current physiological hypotheses about spatial presentation.
This approach, as opposed to testing specific null hypotheses, allows the presentation of the magnitude of effect size as well as the precision of the estimate for this magnitude (Cumming and Finch 2005; Nakagawa and Cuthill 2007).
Probable hypotheses for this presentation would be direct compression of the spinal cord from the psoas abscess or vascular compromise of spinal cord secondary to thrombosis or septic embolisation from the infected psoas muscle or due to exotoxin induced myelitis and demyelination.
This paper discusses two issues that influence design of discovery tools: statistical algorithms vs visual data presentation, and hypothesis testing vs exploratory data analysis.
To explore our hypothesis that KS clinical presentation differs between men and women, we evaluated patient characteristics at KS diagnosis, including age, BMI, Karnofsky score, CD4 count, tumor stage, lesion morphotype, lesion location, lesion number, and tumor-associated edema.
This supports the entrenchment hypothesis, under which repeated presentation of a verb constitutes probabilistic evidence that its use in non-attested forms (here, with the prefix un-) is ungrammatical.
Our hypothesis was that the presentation of looming-intensity vibrotactile cues that moved from the participant's hands to his or her waist would strengthen the sense of motion toward his or her torso and thus potentially offer additional benefit in terms of facilitating the driver's braking responses than the constant-intensity vibrotactile cues.
