We made a hypothesis that patella baja may lead to a poor outcome at follow-up.
Nan Jun made a Hypothesis to explain humic substances increase.
Therefore, we made a hypothesis that there was an association between serum chemerin levels and osteoporosis.
To explore genes that are differentially expressed in data group A relative to data group B, we first made a hypothesis that all genes are equally expressed in these two data groups and then we used the "mattest" function, which is provided by the bioinformatics toolbox of MATLAB for classical t-test, to test our hypothesis.
Importantly, based on our modelling results, we made a hypothesis that Gata1 negatively regulates Fli1, which we validated experimentally using transcriptional assays, thus providing new insights into the dynamic nature of regulatory networks controlling differentiation of blood stem cells into erythroid cells.
Explore other areas of the curriculum, such as maths and science, with a pumpkin weighing exercise, which teaches children about making a hypothesis and basic experiments.
Ms. Utterback, who lives in San Francisco, said she was less interested in conveying information than in having people "think about the difference between something conceptual and something physical" or "make a hypothesis, and then test it with their bodies".
He dismisses the suggestion that a physics PhD is becoming part and parcel of the science-fiction writer's job description, arguing instead that what makes science fiction is "some sort of understanding of the scientific method – that if you make a hypothesis, you need to figure out what consequences that hypothesis has".
However, when considering the reported reasons above, it might be possible to make a hypothesis.
While including God as a cause for any scientific phenomena makes a hypothesis untestable, I do not attempt to discredit the students' belief in God while showing that including God in the explanation makes an untestable hypothesis.
