Explaining the influence weather has on human activities in public space permits us to make hypotheses as to how this affects the constellation of motivated offenders, suitable targets and capable guardians in the context of the routine activity approach.
I believe this kind of thinking is beneficial to our development as scientists or even science students, as it is necessary for us to practice how to make hypotheses and carry out experiments to determine the final result.
Archaeology provides us with a particularly salient example, for archaeologists must use analytical theories drawn from familiar sources to make hypotheses about past cultures and lifeways and to interpret archaeological data as evidence to test these hypotheses.
ANOVA needs to make hypotheses on the nature of general samples; that is, to introduce certain limitations to the distribution shape of generals.
However, barriers remain in 3D modeling, even at the modest 1-nanometer resolution required to visualize helix-level structures, to assess structural heterogeneity, or to make hypotheses for ligand-binding sites or tertiary interactions that can be experimentally tested.
Finally, we showed that DINA can be used to analyze GEPs obtained during disease progression to make hypotheses on dysregulated pathways.
You are allowed to have intuition, of course, but you use it to make hypotheses, which you then test.
We use the resultant phylogenetic trees to make hypotheses about the evolution of the S. Montevideo subtypes and the outbreak strains and to aid in investigation source tracking.
Lacking memory, lacking direct experiential knowledge, amnesiacs have to make hypotheses and inferences, and they usually make plausible ones.
From the shapes of the discharge curves it was possible to make hypotheses on the formation of intermediate compounds.
