Sentence examples for naive hypothesis from inspiring English sources

A naive hypothesis might argue that the bird's ability to determine its position and required direction should increase monotonically with the amount of visual information available, leading to faster learning of the memorized route and greater fidelity in recapitulation.

Currently, nearly all clinical trials in critical care medicine are "doomed to fail" as described in a recent systematic review of randomized trials in critical care by Vincent, due to either naive hypotheses or lack of systems understanding of critical illness and care delivery [20].

Currently, nearly all clinical trials in critical care medicine are "doomed to fail" as described in a recent systematic review of randomized trials in critical care by Vincent, due to either naive hypotheses or lack of systems understanding of critical illness and care delivery [ 20].

All subjects were naive concerning the hypothesis of this study.

Except for the task instructions described below, they were naive to the hypothesis under consideration.

Based on the video recordings, two independent observers coded how long each newborn looked at the monitor (the second observer was naive to the hypothesis) and total looking time was measured for each trial.

Subjects were naive with respect to hypothesis testing.

But a naive correction for multiple hypothesis testing would make the opposite error.

Our results support the hypothesis that naive pluripotency is a generic feature of vertebrate development.

Observer A.W. was naive as to the hypothesis; the other 2 observers were the authors J.F. and R.C.

To confirm our hypothesis, allogeneic naive and memory T cells were sorted and used as effector cells in our mouse model of severe GvHD.