That's the hypothesis put forward by Robert J. Gordon, an economist at Northwestern University.
The hypothesis put forward is that, because of the concurrent market conditions, the introduction of the tax has facilitated urban development.
This, in brief, is the hypothesis put forward by Gen. Rupert Smith in "The Utility of Force," a closely argued, searching textbook on strategy and the efficient use of military power in the post-Cold War era.
The hypothesis put forward in this paper, is that the amount of lubricant required for the efficient industrial application of the MCG process can be largely reduced by using higher pour point lubricants.
Friedel's observations established the general validity of the hypothesis, put forward by Auguste Bravais, that the different faces of crystals were external expressions of a periodic, internal arrangement of atoms, or lattice structure.
Because some of the centralized procedures used in the U.K. have themselves failed and been abandoned, whereas others have succeeded, this natural experiment also presents an opportunity to test the hypothesis put forward to explain the success and longevity of the U.S. market in ( 2).
Suzanne Corkin, a professor emerita of behavioral neuroscience at M.I.T. and the senior author on the paper published online Monday in The Archives of Neurology, said that this progression was part of the hypothesis put forward in 2003 by Heiko Braak, a German neuroscientist, based on autopsies.
In the given context, the hypothesis put forward by previous studies is that countries facing negative (and deteriorating) labour market performances are more likely to approve EPL reforms (Duval and Elmeskov 2006).
In the "Mergers and reorganizations of China's coal industry (2008 2013): a comparison of the degree of property rights protection between provinces" section, an empirical analysis is conducted to prove the hypothesis put forward in the previous section.
They reflect the effectiveness of the run-length features in a text-independent script environment and validate the hypothesis put forward in this research, i.e., that the writing style remains approximately the same across different scripts.
The vacuum hypothesis put forward by Nielsen (1966) evaluates the change of retail formats directly from the perspective of consumer heterogeneity and notes that new retail formats generate from different consumer preferences for prices and retailer service levels.
