Sentence examples for more explicit hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Since the purpose of this study is partially hypothesis formation (as opposed to strict hypothesis testing), we elected a priori to examine the 100 most extreme median log ratios (over the eight cell culture arrays) for large differences between the treatments as well as biological patterns that could lead to more explicit hypothesis testing in future experiments using primary xenograft tumors.

With the nineteenth century's advent of evolutionary thinking, especially after Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection, more explicit hypotheses of relationships were formulated.

Later studies adopted a more explicit hypothesis-testing framework, but focused on only a single African population.

Such future studies will lead to a more complete understanding of the phenotypic effect of 370A, and will permit more explicit tests of hypotheses concerning the possible selection pressure(s) responsible for its rapid increase in frequency in East Asia.

Author's response: We have been more explicit about Tree of Life hypotheses and indeed we are not talking about the casual ToL nor are we talking about the Public Goods hypothesis as something casual - we describe it as the basic model for producing the variation in heritable features that we see in evolving entities.

In the section on "Testing the hypothesis", it might be useful to be somewhat more explicit about this crucial validation of the proposed scenario.

Lawson argues that authors must be more explicit in their descriptions of their research in order to make clear the hypotheses being tested as well as theories that relate to the work.

Compared to pathways, networks give more explicit protein interactions and provide flexible setting of gene sets for investigation and, thus, facilitate generation of novel hypotheses.

Weaver was more explicit.

Others are more explicit about defiling her.

Was it setting a more explicit goal?