Sentence examples for hypothesized questions from inspiring English sources
Initial analysis addressed the extent to which the qualitative findings addressed the hypothesized questions.
We hypothesize that questions that correlate highly to overall measures of satisfaction reflect greater importance to biocurators in general; if a system receives high scores for one question while scoring low on overall satisfaction, that question may not be particularly important to the biocurator's experience.
We hypothesized that the questions were unclear to respondents with a resultant underestimation of the prevalence of poor SRH.
We hypothesized that framing questions as short-term rather than as long-term health outcomes would allow for better discrimination between states.
To evaluate the construct validity, we focus on the internal structure of the questionnaire, particularly on the dimensionality and homogeneity of items (questions) hypothesized to represent one domain.
We hypothesized that all these questions would be answered positively.
It was hypothesized that formulating written questions and prioritizing them would lead to a better performance.
As previously mentioned, We hypothesized that several important questions could remain: How do the subsets of blood monocyte exist in DLBCL patients at the time of first relapse?
Conversely, if patients did not differentiate between providers, then it was hypothesized that the same questions asked across the three provider types would compose common factors, resulting in 6 factors, each with three items.
To address those questions, we hypothesized that AhR overexpression occurs in cells experiencing deficiencies in normally required estrogen receptor (ER) signaling, and the basic role of AhR in such cases is to guide the affected cells to develop orchestrated cellular changes aimed at substituting the normal functions of ER.
For our first research question, we hypothesized that our instrument measures the professional knowledge about laboratory tasks in biochemistry and cell biology.
