Sentence examples for hypothesize a framework from inspiring English sources
I hypothesize a framework for understanding the democracysupport/ pro-Americanism relationship based on a country's (a) state of democracy and (b) level of discontent among citizenry about that country's state of democracy.
We hypothesized that providing a framework for organizers to efficiently acquire seminal papers related to their conference could help improve the quality of conference evaluations.
This study examines both precursor cognitive factors and driver behavior changes with the introduction of energy feedback, using a framework hypothesizing that attitudes, social norms, perceived control, and goals influence behavior and behavior change.
Using Tinto's Model of Student Integration and Expectancy-Value Theory as a framework, the researcher hypothesized that accelerating the completion of developmental education course sequences through course pairings would reduce time towards graduation and costs associated with degree completion, thus increasing persistence towards graduation among the college's male students of color.
In this paper a framework is constructed to hypothesize if and how smart city technologies and urban big data produce privacy concerns among the people in these cities (as inhabitants, workers, visitors, and otherwise).
We hypothesize that the mentioned differences, although within a framework of welfare policies considered to be largely similar and despite the absence of striking differences in overall health inequity measures, could result in socioeconomically different patterns in smoking in Sweden and Denmark.
As such, these two (or eventually more) task conditions may be particularly important when studying emerging experts, such as biology majors, and identifying a point at which they may be unable to construct a hypothesized expert framework but may be able to recognize and apply an expert framework.
We asked instructors to evaluate specific examples of instruction and used their evaluations to generate a framework of pedagogical knowledge that we hypothesize is generalizable beyond these lessons.
The paper hypothesizes a four-part framework to define the e-learning capacity gaps that these circumstances appear to represent: the "instructional design capacity gap", the "production capacity gap", the "tutorial capacity gap" and the "community building gap".
