Sentence examples for test propositions from inspiring English sources

Future studies can utilize the method of dynamic network analysis to model the network evolution so as to strictly test propositions regarding the formation mechanism of interfirm networks.

The main limitation is that the study was not set up to test propositions about the factors explaining implementation problems and achievements derived from these frameworks.

Four articles test propositions in some way drawing on: street-level bureaucracy theory (Walker and Gilson 2004); cultural diffusion theory (Luke and Watkins 2002); an author-constructed model of health policy, implementation and management in small-island developing states (McNaught 2003); and decentralization experience (Mogenson and Ngulube 2001).

In order to test proposition set 1, we ran a logit regression that exploits the panel structure of the data.

Next, a regular-pay regression is introduced to test Proposition 4, which states that the contingent regular pay becomes downwardly rigid during periods where performance-based layoffs occur.

Generative sensing is a pattern of design thinking that creates ways through the design problem by testing propositions in a recursive manner.

Durkheim's variable-based strategy conceives explanations from comparing and "testing propositions about general patterns of relationships among abstract variables" (Ragin and Zaret 1983, p. 740).

Well, Argentinian rugby is becoming an ultimately testing proposition.

Having produced a comprehensive, if lacklustre, win over Zimbabwe a week ago, England find Sri Lanka a more testing proposition, at least on paper.

She told Fran Kelly on Radio National breakfast it was a testing proposition for a feminist - walking away from the country's first female prime minister.

Harris's hunger to make up for lost time may carry him, and the time he's had off cricket over the years may keep him fresh, but he remains a Test-to-Test proposition.