The possibility to formulate different statistical hypotheses enables the formulation and exploration of different biological hypotheses.
In contrast to animals, acting upon the future largely based on expectations, humans have the possibility to formulate predictions about future events.
Despite efficient methods have been designed for the frame-based queries on video with local features, object-based indexing and retrieval attract attention of research community by the seducing possibility to formulate meaningful queries on semantic objects.
The possibility to formulate queries that involve abstract entities, concrete entities or both confers a good expressivity power on the query language of our system.
Having placed the phenylpropanoid genes on the genetic map also offered us the possibility to formulate hypotheses on the genetic basis underlying epistasis.
The possibility to formulate and test a new hypothesis within phenomenography is restricted compared to other qualitative methods, which limits the interpretation of the results into a wider context.
It does not only offer the opportunity to get an insight into the poverty status of children but also gives the possibility to formulate and monitor sound poverty reduction objectives, strategies and policies (e.g. Ben-Arieh 2000; Corak 2006b).
It was common that the participants wanted to have the possibility to formulate their own questions in free text and experienced that scrolling among the pre-defined illness history questions in order to find the most suitable question was in some way odd.
Some of the most prominent ones, such as the Shared Health Research Information Network SHRINEE) [ 26], the Feasibility Assessment and Recruitment System for Improving Trial Efficiency (FARSITE) [ 27] or the Electronic Primary Care Research Network (ePCRN) [ 28], also include the possibility to formulate complex queries and find eligible patients for a trial.
First, in contrast to null hypothesis testing, Bayesian model selection offers the possibility to formulate and evaluate informative hypotheses based on prior knowledge by using equality and inequality constraints between groups and compare competing hypotheses that represent specific expectations or views (Klugkist, Laudy, & Hoijtink, 2005).
