Sentence examples for low hypothesis from inspiring English sources

For the simulated TRUMBI trial, we analyzed both a "high" and "low" hypothesis according to published parameters (for high and low amplitude excitations).

For these hypotheses, the mean peak rarefactional pressures in the brain were 0.26 ± 0.2 MPa (high hypothesis) and 0.06 ± 0.05 MPa (low hypothesis), with maximal local values as high as 1.2 MPa (high hypothesis) and 0.27 MPa (low hypothesis) for configurations modelled in this study.

We also expect this mediated effect to be particularly visible among those whose dispositional self-esteem is high but not low (Hypothesis 2).

Since low hypothesis tests' p-values can easily be obtained for large random samples, we have to make sure that the small p-values we obtain in our tests indicate non-random phenomena.

But through low-hypothesis exploration, they found it.

For several decades, environmental health scientists have been dedicated to addressing the "low-dose hypothesis," which postulates that low doses of chemicals can have effects that would not necessarily be predicted from their effects at high doses.

If this probability is very low, the hypothesis is said to pass the test at a significance level that is given by the probability that the results obtained are due to chance.

Two major U.S. government supervised studies released over the past nine months blow holes in the low dose hypothesis.

Accordingly, reduced Htra1 and Htr2c expressions in XY mice are consistent with the increased depressive-like behaviors observed in that group [ 13] and together suggests a sexual dimorphism aspect to the low serotonin hypothesis of depression [ 1].

Then, image registration and alignment of the low-resolution hypothesis frame to the original low-resolution frames is performed.

When it comes to the so-called "low-dose hypothesis" regarding the biological activity or adverse effects of low-dose exposures to EDCs, that is the key question.