Sentence examples for more general hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Moreover, as in [4], we consider the more general hypothesis ∅ ≠ S ρ ⊂ ∂ Ω.

This study examined the more general hypothesis that increased serotonergic activity produces greater control over social behavior.

Under this more general hypothesis we can then infer the existence of admissible solutions in Theorems 4.1 and 4.2.

Results of this type are also established in [4] under the more general hypothesis ∅ ≠ S ρ ⊂ ∂ Ω, but for an operator L with coefficients a i = 0.

The issues highlighted by Nichols et al., have important implications for the design and analysis of cognitive conjunction studies and have motivated a change to the SPM software, that affords a test for the more general hypothesis k > u.

For leprosy, 10 out of 12 genes identified through GWAS have also been identified as genetic risk factors for Crohn's disease, supporting the more general hypothesis that host microbe interactions have shaped the genetic architecture of inflammatory bowel disease.

After this theorem, some authors tried to generalize it keeping the conclusions on the existence and uniqueness under more general hypotheses, and in many cases the maps satisfying the new conditions have been named weakly contractive.

This proposal appears compatible with more general hypotheses about information processing gradients in prefrontal cortex (Koechlin & Summerfield, 2007).

Intriguingly, the dual hit hypothesis seems to fit well with a more general theory that could include prions.

For instance, in Figure 6, hypothesis A is more general than hypothesis B since all the structures covered by B are necessarily covered by A. Similarly the logP based hypothesis C is more general then D.In both cases it is easy to understand how to define the order since we compare hypotheses of the same types.

Here, hypotheses A is more general than hypothesis B (A is a substructure of B).