Sentence examples for justified hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Compare Bertrand de Jouvenel's basic concept of 'conjecture": A conjecture is a justified hypothesis about the future.

4. Our formulae deliver justified hypotheses also in the cases that are not as straightforward as the cases in Figure 1(a - b)/Figure 2(a - b), given two additional assumptions, that we call the source principle and the target principle.

Our justification for this approach is that we focus on testing a specific well-justified hypothesis.

This study provides a mechanistically justified and hypothesis driven blueprint for future experimental designs addressing the controlled interaction of biologics and SF.

Therefore directional prediction on women's incentive sensitization (greater effort to view normal or not to view abnormal babies) was not sufficiently justified and the hypothesis was formulated in terms of gender-related differences in the motivational processing of babies' facial attractiveness.

We believe this is justified as the hypothesis underlying our work is that the physical relationship captured in gene-product interactions is reflected in transcriptional response and the results we present, showing good correlation between the physical and BN networks provide some validation for this hypothesis.

The corrected Y estimates are of the same magnitude as for the Btk locus on the X chromosome: a sigmoid Btk is estimated at 9.7 (6.9–16.1), a stepped Btk at 4.7 (0.1 8.2) km, and again, the stepped hypothesis is justified in comparison to the sigmoid model (ΔLL = 7.73; df = 4; P = 0.006).

What makes justified beliefs justified?

Such criticism is not justified, because any scientific theory, diagnosis or hypothesis is not more than a construct that describes phenomena as long as there is no better idea.

The large random sweeping velocity implies that the use of Taylor's hypothesis cannot be justified in solar wind turbulence even at low frequencies.

People like Greenspan were taking a very crude and extreme form of the efficient-markets hypothesis and saying this justified not regulating the markets.