The phrase "setting a hypothesis" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when expressing an experiment or research study that involves forming a hypothesis as a basis for conducting the study. For example, "The researchers began by setting a hypothesis that certain dietary habits could affect heart health."
Experiments are conducted in geography, and in science more generally, in order to test in a controlled setting a hypothesis regarding the relationship between and among variables.
Given the peculiar importance of apoptotic cell death in the immature brain, one may speculate that lithium could be particularly neuroprotective in this setting, a hypothesis that we examined in this study.
In addition, mortality associated with IFI was also comparable to that seen by Ullmann et al. This suggests that voriconazole may be as effective as posaconazole in this setting, a hypothesis that would require a prospective evaluation in order to confirm.
Convergent validity and discriminative ability were also assessed after setting a priori hypotheses for 2 scales of walking performance, balance confidence, and other indicators of ambulatory ability.
As with construct validity, we tested the responsiveness by setting a priori hypotheses.
For setting a threshold for the hypothesis testing problem, the asymptotic distribution of λ will be derived next.
"This very preliminary finding will set forth a hypothesis for further scientific research," said Jonathan Weatherdon, a spokesman for the N.H.L. Players Association.
Wu's team "sets out a hypothesis we can follow up it gives us something to look for," Kidder says. .
Here we set forth a hypothesis that at its core is the regulation of cellular energetics via an as yet unidentified metabolic signal.
Such hypotheses set a higher bar, and a more useful standard, for the field of systems biology.
The representation of the tracking information corresponds to a hypothesis set list as seen in Figure 6.
