Sentence examples for hypothesis upon which from inspiring English sources

This article highlights the author's attempt to test the hypothesis upon which the study is based taking into account the connection that exists among cost, productivity, profits and efficiency and trying to prove that this can be confirmed by a simple and efficient method of calculation used by the management accounting, namely the Direct Costing method.

Many models have been developed to attempt to provide a working hypothesis upon which to base further research.

Finally, I will point out that the mitochondrial seed hypothesis (upon which the Koonin/Martin model is based, but which in contrast allows the host to be a sexual eukaryote) is compatible with the predicted behaviour of selfish genetic elements described by Hickey.

Typically, mining that internal data will validate basic hypotheses upon which the business is predicated ("we make profits in our luxury fashion stores when they're located in affluent areas").

Programme theory is 'the construction of a plausible and sensible model of how a programme is supposed to work' 12 (p. 5), or a 'a set of hypotheses upon which people build their programme plans' 13 (p. 55).

The multiple-hit hypothesis of neurotoxicity upon which these studies were based postulates that insults to different target sites within a specific brain system, here the nigrostriatal DA system, when occurring concurrently or cumulatively, will compromise homeostatic and repair capacities of the system and thereby increase its vulnerability.

Like the mitochondrial seed hypothesis [ 4, 5], upon which Koonin's model is based, the argument is based on two premises.

Thanks to the availability of crystal structures and functional data, the ECR-USP case provides clear biological hypotheses regarding the codons upon which positive selection is expected.

The parallels with gender identity disorder, upon which the hypothesis was modeled, were striking: much like some transgender individuals report being born the wrong sex, some furries feel a disconnect with their bodies, as if they were stuck in the wrong species.

Furthermore, rather than using the foraging behaviours of receivers (upon which our hypothesis is based) as the unit of analysis, the unit of analysis becomes the trials in which the responses of a groups of receivers were measured.

However, adequately representative datasets upon which this hypothesis could be tested have been lacking.