Or are more democratic countries better at educating their citizens?The modernisation hypothesis suggested a particular direction of change: more education and income should beget greater democracy.
The hypothesis suggested that small family size and increased personal hygiene reduced childhood exposure to infections and thereby resulted in the development of allergic disorders.
Another hypothesis suggested that soluble Aβ oligomers are the origin of neurotoxicity before Aβ aggregation process proceeds further and forms plaques [12].
One hypothesis suggested that the more diverse the activities engaged in by retirees, either in the urban or the rural zone, the greater would be their happiness.
The hypothesis suggested that competition from Fe-oxide for Co II EDTA may account for the majority of the decrease of Co III EDTA effluent concentrations that resulted in the separation of total Co and Co III EDTA breakthrough curves.
The results also showed that the hypothesis suggested by the Acoustic Feature Model regarding the relationship between annoyance and sensory magnitude of a noise feature is valid for the specific noise.
The positive correlations between need-based reasoning and evolutionary explanation support an alternative hypothesis, suggested earlier, that the use of need-based reasoning serves as stepping stone from the intuitive reasoning pattern to an evolutionary reasoning pattern.
In order to explain the cultural differences reported in the results of false-belief tasks, we attempted to verify the 'task bias hypothesis' suggested by certain studies (e.g. Tardif et al. (2004).
In addition to publishing and translating known works of Isaac Israeli, Altmann and Stern firmly established the hypothesis suggested by Gershom Scholem that Isaac Israeli authored a work previously erroneously attributed to Aristotle: The Chapter on the Elements (Mantua Text).
One hypothesis suggested the reason was a lack of large food particles, such as planktonic algae.
Another hypothesis, suggested by Dr. Justin Fischedick, a researcher at the Institute of Biological Chemistry at Washington State University, is that aromatic plant chemicals known as terpenoids and terpenes ("terps," for short) are present in the sweat.
