Sentence examples for inverse hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis is based on the inverse hypothesis that the timely provision of VR services can help some such applicants (re)enter the labor force rather than seek SSA disability benefits.

We next tested the inverse hypothesis: can the difference in median expression between the X and the autosomes be explained by an evolved difference in the density of testis-biased or testes-specific genes?

The distribution of knowledge regarding neonatal practices in Quang Ninh province might be explained using Rogers's theory on the diffusion of innovations [ 41] and the inverse equity hypothesis postulated by Victora and colleagues [ 42].

Alternatively another explanation could be the "inverse equity hypothesis".

7 This phenomenon has been termed the inverse equity hypothesis.

15 The inverse equity hypothesis describes trends in health inequalities during a period of rapid overall improvement in standards.

Our results contradict the "inverse equity hypothesis" [ 2], and show that increasing equity in survival is possible without initial widening of gaps [ 3].

According to the inverse equity hypothesis formulated in 2000 by Victora et al., affluent groups in society preferentially benefit from new interventions, leading to an initial increase in inequality.

This finding agrees with the inverse equity hypothesis, which Victora and others highlighted in public health programs to improve child health in Brazil, where the poor benefit from programs much later in the intervention.

The inverse equity hypothesis proposed by victora et al [ 37] states that new interventions will initially benefit those of higher socio-economic status and only later do they reach the poor.

Women in our cohort were receiving adequate amounts of these micronutrients from their diet alone, as assessed by the 24-hour dietary recall (Table 2), confirming the inverse supplement hypothesis, that women who least need supplements are most likely to take them.