Sentence examples for sophisticated hypotheses from inspiring English sources

We haven't tested this instrumentation yet, it's still being built, but we believe this instrumentation will get us one round closer to being able to test even more sophisticated hypotheses of how people perceive each other.

So, a young researcher looking to get tenure might opt to write a seemingly more sophisticated, hypothesis-driven paper published in a higher tier journal and shelve largely descriptive findings from a field expedition so that they can be published later.

Study designs matched to more sophisticated biological hypotheses will likely prove more informative than studies that do not take into account current understanding of the complexities of breast cancer.

They have formulated a sophisticated altruist hypothesis that can be tested against competing egoist hypotheses, and they have designed experiments which strongly suggest that some of those egoist hypothesis are false.

Microarrays are a sophisticated method for both hypothesis building and hypothesis testing within the same experimental setup due to the vast amount and large scale of obtained data without limitation to a set of presupposed genes or regulatory pathways.

To begin to tease apart these two hypotheses more sophisticated experimental paradigms such as fMRI-adaptation [81] and / or dual interference tasks will have to be employed.

The failure of a simple model of independent link conservation obviously does not preclude the possibility that more sophisticated model variants using the hypothesis of independence (such as introducing an asymmetry between 'fast' versus 'slow' evolving nodes as in ref. [ 21]) might be useful to describe the system.

Darwin thought use of language might have shaped our sophisticated brains, but his hypothesis remained an intriguing guess until now.

The piezometric head is measured at several positions to determine experimentally the head gradient through a sophisticated procedure, and the hypothesis of one-dimensional flow is verified.

In a few studies we have conducted on nature and science learning from our episodes, we've seen that children as young as three can learn the meaning of sophisticated words such as "hypothesis" and "metamorphosis".

These tests, however, turned out to be impractical for inference more sophisticated than simple null hypothesis testing (e.g. [ 45]).