Sentence examples for more reliable hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Comprehensive information collected by MESSA allows us to correct the mistakes by computer programs and generate more reliable hypothesis about a protein.

This will help investigators better utilize the available information from their sample replicates and assist them in more effective and reliable hypothesis generation of time-dependent associations.

Studies of patients with right MTLE, patients with temporal neocortical lesions and extratemporal epilepsy, should afford a more reliable test of our hypothesis.

The first hypothesis seems more reliable considering that in the area located between the berm and the B3 limit several small boulder weighing up to 30 kg, totally encrusted of marine organisms, were found.

More reliable tests of the SEDE hypothesis are also expected from a recently developed, yet sparingly employed tree-based model of character evolution (Binary State Speciation and Extinction [BiSSE]; [ 33, 38]) that allows the joint estimation of rates of binary character change as well as state-dependent rates of extinction and speciation [ 39– 41].

The current study was undertaken to demonstrate the feasibility of administering ALA by mouth (po) with the hypothesis that systemic administration might provide a more reliable diagnostic tool.

This study provides enough evidence to support the hypothesis that timing of ovulation is a more reliable event in mares treated with Ovuplant compared with those treated with Chorulon.

Our results support the hypothesis that the asset-based index approach produces more reliable results than self-assessment.

An advanced RCM/OCT benchtop instrument was developed with the goal of testing the hypothesis that combined RCM/OCT imaging may enable more comprehensive and more reliable evaluation of skin burns.

As per our primary hypothesis, the hypertension and diabetes instruments taken together were significantly more reliable than the COPD and acute care instruments as shown by the non-overlapping confidence intervals.

As there is general expectation of a more reliable risk prediction model as additional risk variants become identified [ 27, 54- 56], we tested this hypothesis by rebuilding the model with six, nine, eleven, sixteen and fifty-one (this study) SNPs.