Sentence examples for natural hypothesis from inspiring English sources

One natural hypothesis is that over this period, the Fed has run an incredibly loose monetary policy.

AL: One natural hypothesis is that the global sell-off that happened early last week was a direct outcome of Societe Generale's unwinding of these rogue trades.

He writes:A natural hypothesis is that the slowdown was the flip side of the mid-1990s speedup.

This suggests a natural hypothesis.

Therefore the principle of mathematical induction is similar to a natural hypothesis or at least plays a similar role to that of a natural hypothesis.

Similarly (H5) is also a natural hypothesis for (m_{epsilon}(x)).

Under natural hypotheses the zeroth order group coincides with theK0group of the generatedC*-algebra.

All are guided by experience without being (entirely) experimental, and all involve presupposed categories or natural hypotheses.

If there were something odd about someone, and they looked quite a lot but not exactly like one's wife, they might indeed be an impostor (though, again, other more natural hypotheses would surely come to mind).

Both these sorts of hypotheses, verifiable and apparent, employed in physics and geometry, are in Poincaré's hierarchy of sciences framed on the one hand by a priori principles and natural hypotheses that are tools both for mathematicians and experimenters, and on the other hand, by indifferent hypotheses and physical principles.

Our measure permits a natural null hypothesis test where the statistical significance of any proposed alignment hypothesis can be estimated.