Sentence examples for on different hypotheses from inspiring English sources

We find these comparisons of efficiency mostly misleading since they are based on different hypotheses.

They are based on specific assumptions and they are particularly useful to understand how changes in one parameter or another could influence the capacity of a network's component; it is quite straightforward to modify the basic factors in order to obtain similar graphs based on different hypotheses (and according to the different needs and scenarios to be evaluated).

In particular, comparing the results obtained through DEA models based on different hypotheses concerning returns to scale, in the first place it is verified whether a particular municipal dimension emerges as an efficient benchmark, and secondly if waste collection is organized above or below its optimal scale in the municipalities taken into consideration.

We used different methods to analysis the microarray data based on different hypotheses.

Modeling of flow regimes and spawning windows was based on different hypotheses about fishes' dependence on the flow regime and on different hypotheses about recruitment of juvenile fishes during spawning windows in spring and summer (Irwin and Freeman 2002).

Although these methods are all focusing on evaluating the phenotype-associated pathway, they would be based on different hypothesis.

Multimodel Inference allows the comparison of different hypotheses on invasion predictors, by comparing and ranking a series of competing models that reflect different hypotheses for explaining the species' distribution, and by measuring each model' contribution to explain the observed data.

Nine more papers, issued across both parts, deal with more general questions of model development and improvement of different hypotheses on earthquake generation as well as implications for the current activity of the CSEP.

In this special issue, there are nine papers that are not directly associated with CSEP forecast models or the testing center, but rather with more general questions of model development and the improvement of different hypotheses on earthquake generation.

However, making full use of currently available resources for and a new knowledge and understanding of seismology, there needs predictability research that is not directly associated with the RELM and CSEP, but rather that addresses more general questions about the improvement of different hypotheses on earthquake generation and different concepts related to diagnostic precursor.

The approach also naturally connects to Bayesian methods for model inference, where the probability of different hypotheses is based on prior knowledge, and can be iteratively updated with experimental observations.