Sentence examples for subjective hypotheses from inspiring English sources

Hence, subjective hypotheses, with little or no ecological and biogeographic realism, became common.

The results of the present study appear to provide greater support for the subjective recollection hypothesis.

Evidence presented here was, however, consistent with the alternative subjective recollection hypothesis.

Considering subjective outcomes in hypotheses about maternal stress, however, may be important as well.

Our results confirm that ENM scenario exploration can provide a useful complement to molecular studies, offering a less subjective, spatially explicit hypothesis of past geographic patterns of distribution.

In contrast to our hypothesis, subjective appetite 3 h after lunch was not different between trials; indicating that morning fasting may not cause greater appetite than breakfast in the afternoon despite incomplete compensation at lunch and lower concentrations of satiety-inducing hormones.

Medical professionals routinely use the subjective history to develop hypotheses about what may be causing a patient's dizziness.

In comparison, 3D reconstruction of MRI data is simple and highly accurate, but the segmentation process carried out for the present work is still subjective and our primary hypotheses regarding organ designation had to be evaluated against the information available from classical histological literature.

Therefore, researcher formed the following hypothesis: H2: Subjective norms have a positive effect on social entrepreneurial intentions.

Hypothesis 4: Subjective migration evaluation (feeling) affects positively the desired length of stay in Italy while economic evaluation has a double association with it.

This support the hypothesis that subjective effects of alcohol on mood are preferably studied with self-ratings that allows positive and negative aspects to be analyzed separately.