Sentence examples for in terms of hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Abstract: In statistics, the problem of testing one hypothesis multiple times can be formulated in terms of hypothesis testing when a nuisance parameter is present only under the alternative.
Specifically, it followed a grounded theory model of cyclic development in terms of hypothesis generation, testing and refinement [11].
Second, and more importantly, we elaborate the theory of acceptance sampling in terms of hypothesis testing rigorously following the original concepts of NP.
In terms of hypothesis 11, the results of this work enabled us to verify that transparency is positively linked to building trust, which is in line with earlier works (Medina and Rufín 2015).
The idea was that shorter F0-based pitch sections in combination with probably stronger truncations of F0 movements by the target sibilants (cf. [24, 72]) would create ideal conditions for perceiving and processing the aperiodic pitch impressions of the target sibilants in terms of hypothesis 2 (a) and (b).
Inference in a Simon's design where the sample size has been modified is however not straightforward, even in terms of hypothesis testing.
In terms of hypotheses 4, 5, and 6, we found a direct connection between service quality and loyalty.
In terms of hypotheses 13, 14, and 15, our findings suggested that trust also had an important effect on the development of customer loyalty within the sector.
Existence and uniqueness results are given in terms of hypotheses which are appropriate for control problems, that is, the coefficients are required to satisfy certain uniform bounds.
In terms of hypotheses 1, 2, and 3, unlike existing studies (e.g., Su et al. 2015b), our findings indicated that CSR did not directly influence customer loyalty.
Responses to these arguments typically point to the fact that the notion of empirical equivalence at play unduly neglects explanatory considerations, for instance, by defining the notion strictly in terms of hypotheses' making the same predictions.
