Sentence examples for refine this hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Yet evidence from intervention studies suggests small or unclear health improvements, indicating that further thought is required to refine this hypothesis.

Nutrition scientists began to refine this hypothesis in the early 20th century, emphasizing the role of negatively charged particles (anions) and positively charged particles (cations) in food.

The phylogenetic analysis of two dicots and three grasses presented here aims to refine this hypothesis.

Functional studies will be required to confirm or refine this hypothesis and determine where environmental susceptibility factors interact.

However, more study of the role of FIKKs and the interaction between the PVM and host cell in apicomplexan species outside Plasmodium is needed in order to refine this hypothesis.

However, here we refine this hypothesis by noting that another prerequisite for a pelagic lifestyle is a substantial increase in body size from the generally small (<1 m total length) basal pistosauroids to the larger Pistosauria (> 2 m total length).

This leaves us room to refine the hypothesis of double water exclusion again to further narrow down biclique patterns so that those energetically less important biclique residues can be filtered.

Points of agreement and disagreement were both actively sought in order to refine the hypothesis generated.

The state of each pixel at a given time provides a rich information that can be further processed to refine the hypothesis.

NS formulated the original concept and helped refine the hypothesis.

We will try to refine the hypothesis 'a longer time interval before starting RT after lumpectomy results in an improved distant metastasis-free survival (DMFS) and survival'.