Sentence examples for most probable hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The most probable hypothesis is that it was turned off inadvertently".

A police source told journalists at the scene: "The most probable hypothesis is that this guy is crazy, but that doesn't make him less dangerous".

"The most probable hypothesis is that the bus had been confused for one of those carrying the student teachers," the investigators wrote.

Ma and Grimson [4] used an approximation, where only the most probable hypothesis is used instead of summing over the entire hypothesis space for all the combinations.

Besides the above conditions discussed in the differential diagnosis versus the most probable hypothesis of "headache attributed to transient ischemic attack (TIA) or minor stroke", we can also exclude ICHD-II "10.3.2" (Headache attributed to hypertensive crisis without hypertensive encephalopathy), due to the presence of long-lasting focal neurological signs.

Traditionally Alexandria is pointed as the place of its origin and it is the most probable hypothesis.

In many cases, the most probable hypotheses set for diagnosis or the least expensive one for design is desirable.

As the authors point out, the CASE process can be reduced to logically interfering 'the most probable structural hypothesis from a set of statements reflecting the interrelation between a spectrum and structure'.

The dataset aligned with MAFFT, masked with Gblocks and analysed in 5 partitions led to the best likelihood value, thus it is presented herein as the most probable phylogenetic hypothesis based on our data (see Figure 1).

The class priority ranking weights the dispersion and prevalence (spread and number) of a class in the Clinical Face Phenotype Space with the nearest neighbors to assign the most probable diagnosis hypotheses.

Notice, finally, that $\hat{\theta}$ is the hypothesis that makes the data most probable and not the hypothesis that is most probable in the light of the data.