Sentence examples for method and hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The effect of interactions between blending conditions and modifier content were studied by utilizing the analysis of variance (ANOVA) method and hypothesis tests.

Three separate analyses were conducted with the same statistical method and hypothesis, and clinical covariates related to risk for suicide were included.

We provide a discussion and final recommendations regarding the RAR methods and hypothesis tests in the Discussion and Conclusions Sections.

An enhanced network can render complementary analysis such as sub-network classification methods and hypothesis generation more efficient.

Randomization methods and hypotheses need to match the question of interest, and many choices are available.

When biases are partial but not erroneous, they serve a generative function, producing new concepts, methods, and hypotheses that open up new aspects of the world for understanding.

To generalize the conceptual framework of plant plant interactions in alpine environments, we advocate that TAE should be investigated more thoroughly by applying designs, methods and hypotheses that are used currently in temperate areas and by conducting studies along large latitudinal gradients that include tropical regions.

Our findings are in line with these studies, and also demonstrate inadequate reporting of research methods and hypotheses.

The aim is to share methods and hypotheses of the COPSAC resource that will generate important scientific discoveries in the future and to invite international collaborators to explore this vast biobank and metadata.

This complex and unfinished work attracted much interest at the time and was reviewed by philosophers such as Meinong and Natorp and by psychologists such as J. Sully, H. Ebbinghaus, and especially W. Wundt who, in his anonymous review of the first volume of the book, criticized Stumpf's method and the hypothesis of the relativity of sensations to judgment.

In this study, we present an analytical approach based on coupling water balance method and Budyko hypothesis to derive effectiveness coefficients (ECs) of climate change, as a way to disentangle contributions of it and human activities to the variability of river discharges under different hydro-transitional situations.