Sentence examples for make two hypotheses from inspiring English sources
Therefore, in the current study, we make two hypotheses: one is that there might be an association between vitamin D and albuminuria in Chinese type 2 diabetes patients; the other is that vitamin D might be inversely associated with insulin resistance and β -cell dysfunction in established Chinese type 2 diabetes population.
Together the archeological team made three hypotheses: animals served as "moieties, clans, lineages, families, and so on," animals were "dream helpers," or personal spirit allies for individuals, and lastly, the animals were representations of "sacred deity-like figures".
If this theory holds true, we can make two interesting hypotheses: Parkinson's disease should share some pathological features of LSD.
We can form three hypotheses about God.
Speaker verification is a binary classification problem, where a decision has to be made between two hypotheses with respect to a decision threshold.
This hypothesis makes two strong predictions.
This hypothesis makes two predictions: a translational shift in the prior distribution is expected to result in a similar translational shift in the bias curve, and increasing noise in memory is expected to increase reliance on prior knowledge and thus increase the bias.
This hypothesis makes two predictions.
The altered-reinforcement hypothesis makes two explicit predictions [ 94]. (1) The delay-of-reinforcement gradient is steeper for children with ADHD than controls, meaning that the retroactive effect of a reinforcer is shorter with children with ADHD [ 95].
The exploration bonus hypothesis makes two types of predictions: a first one relates to the potency with which the status of being novel or familiar can predict reward and a second one relates to the contextually remote effects of this contingency on other stimuli.
Here we made two experiments to test the hypothesis that vocal activity is essential for male breeding success in a highly vocal fish, the Lusitanian toadfish.
