We had a very thought-provoking conversation about connected devices, crunching Big Data, and even creating innovative hypotheses to drive businesses.
As an easily regulated adaptive management tool, it represents an innovative, hypothesis-driven 'innocent until proven guilty' approach.
As an easily-regulated adaptive management tool, my proposal represents an innovative, hypothesis-driven approach to island conservation.
In this context, it is interesting to note that the late David Horrobin put forward his innovative membrane phospholipid hypothesis particularly with schizophrenia in mind; subsequent studies have indicated that this hypothesis may be of relevance not only to schizophrenia but also to several other disorders in psychiatry and neurology [ 2].
Probing questions from Oppenheimer prompted Robert Marshak's innovative two-meson hypothesis: that there were actually two types of mesons, pions and muons.
They also agree that it is impossible to put together a manual that provides a formal, mechanical procedure through which innovative concepts or hypotheses can be derived: There is no discovery machine.
The rapidly evolving understanding of the effects of air pollution on cellular and molecular levels presents an opportunity to develop and refine innovative biologically based hypotheses about the effects of childhood exposure.
While Arp's hypothesis is innovative and interesting, he by no means defends it conclusively.
We are confident that future students will devise innovative ways to test hypotheses of evolution in health and disease, work that will enrich the art and the science of medicine.
Epidemiological and animal models studies generate hypotheses for innovative strategies in OSA management by interfering intermediates mechanisms associated with cardiovascular complications.
