Current technologies allow for the measurement of various blood biomarkers (including DNA genetic variants, metabolites, and proteins); this produces high-dimensional data that allow for a broad range of hypothesis-generating and hypothesis-testing studies.
One has a range of hypotheses.
There is also a diverse range of hypotheses about the pathophysiological causes of AH.
Planners decided to enroll 100,000 children before birth and investigate a range of hypotheses developed by hundreds of scientists.
While this qualitative assessment does not, by itself, constitute formal verification, it can be used to contemplate and explore a wide range of hypotheses.
We perform a grammatical analysis of these styles and use data from an experiment with process modelers to examine a range of hypotheses about the usability of the different styles.
We conclude that it is relevant to consider optimal designs under a range of hypotheses about the true response rate, and that allowing early stopping for efficacy is always advantageous in terms of expected sample size.
But as we saw above, evolutionary psychologists and behavioral ecologists can both call themselves adaptationist but their particular approach to adaptationism dictates the range of hypotheses that they can generate, the range of traits that can be counted as adaptations and impacts upon the way in which hypotheses are tested.
In effect, he adopted a hypothetico-deductive scheme of confirmation, but with this difference: the range of hypotheses was limited by his metaphysical conclusions concerning the essence of mind and matter, their union, and the role of God in creating and conserving the universe.
This is a very weak result, since it is compatible with a wide range of hypotheses on exactly which variations of Tit-for-tat are used and sustained, and thus licenses no inferences about potential dynamics under different learning conditions, institutions, or cross-cultural transfers.
