Sentence examples for hypothesis technical from inspiring English sources

As for Aβ oligomers however, while many reports identifying Aβ oligomers as triggers of synaptic degeneration support the amyloid hypothesis, technical restrictions limit interpretations of these results, and their relevance to the human disease is unclear, as we discuss below.

Comparing between two discrete time periods, further tests are conducted to examine the hypothesis of technical efficiency convergence across european territories.

The second null hypothesis, that technical inefficiency is time-invariant (H0: η = 0), is also rejected at the 1 % significant level for the total sample.

We also prove a structure theorem for weakly centered operators that satisfy a hypothesis of a technical nature.

Our truthful mechanisms minimize any cost function that is monotone nondecreasing in agentsʼ costs under the technical hypothesis that the possible declarations of the selfish agents belong to a finite set.

The second hypothesis is a technical inefficiency test, with the null hypothesis being no inefficiency effect.

The condition (C4) is used to obtain the second solution, by a nice homotopy argument, which is a technical hypothesis.

However, the hypothesis of biased technical change as hypothesized by Hayami and Ruttan may not hold in low income and sub-Saharan countries (Cuffaro [1997]).

The boundedness of the functions (rho_{x}) and (zeta_{x}) is a technical hypothesis which simplifies the analysis but can be relaxed, provided that the above models have solutions which do not explode in finite time.

Alif [5] studied Π p D ( a, b ) and Π p N ( a, b ) by means of 'zero functions', where the weights a and b were assumed to be sign-changing (i.e., a ± ≢ 0 and b ± ≢ 0 ) continuous functions without 'singular points' (which is a technical hypothesis).

Our hypothesis was that technical errors would occur more often in the low-volume hospitals.