Sentence examples for hypothetical success from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we describe a hypothetical success factors framework we developed to address our research question, the hypotheses we conjectured, the research methodology, the data analysis techniques we used to validate the hypotheses, and the results we obtained from data analysis.

Possible step changes in Yp or Yw powered by genetic improvements such as exploitation of hybrid vigour in rice or hypothetical successes in the genetic engineering of photosynthesis are unlikely to change this outlook.

After the success of hypothetical drama documentaries such as Smallpox 2002 and last week's The Day Britain Stopped, programme makers are rushing to complete a host of similar ventures.

The consequences of the relative nature of F2 values for investigations of genetic variance in sperm competitive ability have been examined with analyses of the intraclass correlation coefficient (t), recreating hypothetical studies using fertilization success values as proxy of sperm competitive ability (see Methods), such as it is done in real experiments.

Despite IS's many successes, any hypothetical victory would likely have to be rooted in the Islamic foundations that have been used to justify the Caliphate, and that's where IS finds itself on increasingly shakier ground, amid uncertainty about the popularity in the broader Muslim world.

The average relative-to-market result was 69% — anything below 100% indicating success for a hypothetical short- seller who hedged using the S&P.

Clinton's success in a hypothetical general election will depend on her ability to win over Sanders supporters, which is much easier said than done.

Furthermore, the sequence analysis of the remaining SNP candidates showed that 24 out of the 27 hypothetical polymorphisms, an 88.9% success rate, were certainly validated (see Additional File 3).

The (hypothetical) threshold of a target success is illustrated in Figure 1 using an individual with the mean values of CL, V, Emax, EC50.

For simplicity, here I will refer to sperm competitive ability as a male's investment in ejaculate volume (numbers of sperm inseminated), which will be assumed to be the primary determinant of fertilization success in a hypothetical species.

Within a cohort, we simulated two hypothetical groups with differential reproductive success and estimated the detection power of this difference based on the demographics of Burrishoole salmon (i.e. census size and reproductive success of the cohort; Figure  2 and Table  1) and the successfully genotyped proportions of the parental and offspring cohorts (Table  1).