Sentence examples for the central predictions from inspiring English sources

The program, called Einstein@Home, will run on personal computers during their idle time and is part of a worldwide project that will help physicists analyze gigantic volumes of data in their test of the central predictions of Albert Einstein's General Theory of Relativity.

Structural equation modelling found evidence consistent with the central predictions of the metacognitive model that these beliefs cause and maintain distress directly, but also indirectly by driving worry.

However, these authors did not assess song learning, although an effect on this is one of the central predictions of the nutritional stress hypothesis.

The approach outlined here provides a mean for testing the central predictions of macroevolutionary hypotheses, including those linked to genome duplications, and represents an important step towards identifying the correlates of evolutionary radiations.

One of the central predictions of a key innovation hypothesis in this framework then is concordance between the acquisition of the key innovation and a shift in lineage diversification rate [ 25- 27].

However one of the central predictions of this hypothesis, that the acquisition of a modified pharyngeal jaw apparatus will be positively correlated with explosive lineage diversification, has never been tested.

For months leading up to election day, the polls were scattering around the central prediction of a virtual tie, with the ensuing certainty of a hung parliament and political chaos.

The central prediction that emerges from evolutionary theory is based on the common descent of all life forms.

This is because taking non-monetary benefits into account does not change the central prediction that entrepreneurs should be generalists whereas employees should be specialists.

Using administrative teacher-student linked data from Houston, we test the central prediction of the model that there should be excess achievement gains near award thresholds.

The central prediction of classic theory is that high extrinsic mortality leads to accelerated aging and shorter intrinsic life span [6, 7].