Sentence examples for hypothesis tuning from inspiring English sources

For example, according to the communication through coherence hypothesis, tuning of gamma frequency activity may facilitate selective interactions between distant brain regions (Fries, 2009).

The hypothesis that tuning a biological system to a critical state would render it somehow optimal has a long history [6].

Two recent developments in teleological argumentation have involved the intelligent design hypothesis and fine tuning arguments.

In any case, the hypothesis of tuning of circuits to natural scenes statistics arising from ordinary behavior is hardly new, so a nod to the venerable history of this idea would be a good thing here.

To test this hypothesis, we measured ITD tuning curves of ICcl neurons in three owls for different stimulus intensities.

In support of our hypothesis, their mechanism of action is tuning expression rather than blunting their targets which reasonably should be less detrimental to healthy tissues.

These data support the hypothesis that R103 plays a role in tuning the p Ka values of the detected proton-coupled redox step.

We tested whether the features seen in the electrophysiological data could be explained by the hypothesis that neurons are tuned to frequency-dependent ITDs as found in ecological environments.

Thus, a major strength of this paper is the connection between the features seen in the electrophysiological data and the hypothesis that neurons are tuned to frequency-dependent ITDs as found in ecological environments.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09123.004 No motion estimator is perfect for every stimulus, and this paper explores the hypothesis that evolution has tuned Drosophila's motion estimator for visual experiences that are likely to result from ordinary behavior in natural environments (Appendix 1).

It would be more useful if the simulations lead to some testable hypothesis that then expand/strengthen/fine-tune the model.