Sentence examples for test a conjecture from inspiring English sources

The second experiment was identical to the first experiment, with the addition of a fifth condition to test a conjecture stemming from the results of the first experiment.

A classic problem from chemistry is used to test a conjecture that in domains for which data are most naturally represented by graphs, theories constructed with inductive logic programming (ILP) will significantly outperform those using simpler feature-based methods.

Cheung and Chappell (2002) conjecture that the CRM is consistent under a much weaker set of conditions and test their conjecture by a simulation study, but do not provide a formal proof for their claim.

Just as in much of theory formation, the scientist starts with a conjecture and thoroughly tests it for its validity, so in evolutionary biology the scientist constructs a historical narrative, which is then tested for its explanatory value".

In what follows, we test this conjecture quantitatively, using a reanalysis of previously reported data.

To test this conjecture we used a Hidden Markov Model (HMM) derived from the multiple alignment of the CDPSs in a profile-profile comparison against a library of HMMs generated from all known domains with structural representatives in PDB using the HHpred program [ 14].

Herein, we successfully test this conjecture by resurrecting an ancestral 5S rRNA sequence that is predicted by parsimony and showing that it is in fact a functional 5S rRNA.

Because of all these concerns, the concept of longer vaccinations leading to better protection remains a conjecture which must be directly tested in a future experiment.

We executed a randomized clinical trial to test this conjecture in men undergoing robotic radical prostatectomy.

The shift in perceived risk following high-coverage vaccination against OM should help to break the vicious spiral, but opportunities should be seized to test this conjecture, and to document the a priori partnership whereby improved adherence to guidelines would decrease replacement pressures and so ease the vaccine development and updating cycle.

We test this conjecture in the home appliances industry using a sample of 864 employees (283 ideas) and 239 users (66 ideas).