Sentence examples for hypothesis to justify from inspiring English sources

It was a rhetorical use of the efficient-markets hypothesis to justify policies.

An initial hypothesis to justify the link between fluoroquinolone resistance and decreased invasion ability suggested that the mutations acquired in the gyrA gene may be responsible for a reduced superhelicity causing a repression of these genes.

Our hypothesis to justify the difference between the accuracy of CROP index and that of IWI is that in the first one, the MIP (a criterion that is considered to be less accurate) [ 11, 21] was included, and in IWI, f/Vt ratio (an index that is considered to be one of the most accurate) [ 11, 16] was included.

Consequently, more consistent hypotheses to justify TA were needed.

Established modern cohorts clearly support numerous scientific investigations beyond the primary etiologic hypotheses defined to justify cohort follow-up.

The marked increase in BH4 concomitantly with NOx in septic shock patients and its reduction by PMX or CVVHDF are consistent with our hypothesis, and appear to justify further research on BH4 removal as a potential therapeutic target.

Our weak transversality hypotheses allow us to justify expansions where even a formal theory did not exist before.

HERVs are estimated to comprise about 8% of human DNA [ 15, 16] and two hypotheses have been suggested to justify their persistence in the human genome during evolution.

Several hypotheses could be formulated to justify why experts are more accurate than sedentary young adults with the same level of force such as group differences in activation strategy of the agonist muscle, simultaneous activation by other synergistic muscles, antagonist coactivation, integration of visual feedback, and muscle fiber typology and mechanics.

Further experiments will be necessary to justify this hypothesis.

To justify our hypothesis, we first ascertained increased levels of S100B in post-mortem tissue samples from WNV patients.