Particularly, no prior hypothesized relationships in terms of direction and degree are assumed in this model since it would be more consistent with real world cases that all factors interrelate and influence with each other somehow.
Each GJT consists of 60 items (30 grammatical and 30 ungrammatical) focusing on two grammatical features in English, the passive voice and the past progressive, which were hypothesized to differ in terms of their learning difficulty.
In particular, the framework hypothesizes that differences in terms of access to cultural mindsets (e.g., access to interdependent versus independent self) can be measured up front and used to tailor decision aids.
We hypothesize that ANS dysfunction in terms of sympathetic activation, from whatever source, deteriorates peripheral insulin sensitivity, thus leading to repetitive hyperinsulinemia and hyperglycemia.
It was hypothesized that enabling factors in terms of HIV related knowledge, attitudes and fear of contagion would add to the explanation of dental care utilization independent of predisposing- and need related factors.
Following this model, it was hypothesized that reported problems in terms of pain, swallowing, teeth position and spaces of teeth and reported oral impacts on daily performances would increase with increased prevalence of malocclusion.
We hypothesize that social capital, measured in terms of firm's membership in associations and trade groups, increases the likelihood of HACCP certification and the rate of this certification.
Null model deviations were assessed with goodness-of-fit tests, and interpreted in terms of hypothesized mechanisms of nebkha pattern formation.
Common activations in prefrontal cortex (PFC) during episodic and semantic long-term memory (LTM) tasks have been hypothesized to reflect functional overlap in terms of working memory (WM) and cognitive control.
Most studies of phenotypic differences between Xmat and Xpat Turner females have interpreted their results in terms of hypothesized effects of one or more X-linked, imprinted genes (e.g. Skuse et al. 1997; Sagi et al. 2007).
