Sentence examples for reflecting the hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Second, past experience with poultry disease in the household's own flock positively influenced beliefs KAP, reflecting the hypothesis that these producers tend to have higher incentives to be aware of good practices and to form correct beliefs.
Our assumption that a high fraction of uncircumcised men would accept circumcision may be considered an upper limit, reflecting the hypothesis that education campaigns promoting MAMC might even increase demand above levels reported in acceptability studies.
The 1990s saw the beginning of a shift toward animal models reflecting the hypothesis that amyloidogenesis underlies the disease.
Note that, once the highest value is reached, the sorting arrangement of the remaining samples is irrelevant, reflecting the hypothesis that only the extreme values are associated with the phenotype.
In consequence, as argued in [ 64], the sensitivity deviation can be incorporated as an additional penalty term to the best-fit objective function, reflecting the hypothesis that the best inference should have a small error in both state transition and sensitivity.
Traditionally, Prorhynchida has been grouped with the order Gnosonesimida in a clade called Lecithoepitheliata, reflecting the hypothesis that these taxa both present a primitive form of ectolecithality, an appropriation of oocyte functions such as yolk storage and cortical granule synthesis into a novel cell type called the vitellocyte (reviewed thoroughly by Laumer and Giribet, 2014).
No other polymorphisms were measured, reflecting the hypothesis-driven nature of the study.
Reflecting the hypotheses generating character of our analyses, all p-values cited are given as nominal values, i.e. they are uncorrected for multiple testing situations and consequently may be interpreted merely in an explorative manner.
This reflects the hypothesis that higher correlation values indicate a stronger relative presence of a given instrument in the mixture.
Instead, the formulation we choose reflects the hypothesis that the brain consists of a discrete set of cortical regions, which have irregular directional connectivity.
We anticipated that the qualitative portion of the study would reflect the hypothesis, that is, participants with more severe headache pain would be more likely to voice depressive symptoms and ineffectual coping skills compared to those with less severe pain.
