Sentence examples for implied hypothesis from inspiring English sources

An implied hypothesis of this study was that there was an association between ACE and HRQoL.

The use of p-values implies hypothesis testing.

Well-posed hypotheses or questions imply a study design and a study design implies hypotheses or questions.

In this view, quantitative and qualitative methods in social sciences are no more than two distinctive specialized sets of procedures, the former being more deductive (based on questionnaires, which imply hypotheses) and the latter more inductive (based on fieldwork, with new research questions continually arising from the field).

On the other hand, hypothesis (A4) is implied from hypothesis (A2) with considering (mathbb {T}_{1} (u) = u).

Both implied null hypotheses of non-equivalence (H0: Δ GR ≤ - EL and H0: Δ GR ≥ EL) are rejected if the confidence interval lies entirely between the equivalence limits.

This implies that hypothesis H2 in conjunction with the hypothesis that PfCRT is a saturated chloroquine carrier is not plausible.

Even though the work has been taken as generating hypotheses more than giving specific answers [46], it does imply the hypothesis that an individual speaker's phenotype will causally affect their ability to acquire and process - hear - tonal distinctions [47].

The detector has to decide between two hypotheses: hypothesis implying that no signal is present, hypothesis implying that the linearly modulated signal is present.

In fact, both Williamson and Hart imply a hypothesis that transactions among organizations are manageable, while in this paper, capital shortage seemingly conveys a lack of transaction conditions.

The latter implies the hypothesis that suppressing CVL would reduce population HIV incidence.