Sentence examples for the hypothetical framework from inspiring English sources

Validity checking with the final focus groups involved sharing preliminary results with the participants, and enabling them to confirm, refute or, enhance the hypothetical framework from the interviews.

First, as illustrated by their work, the growing body of experience in conducting syndromic surveillance should advance this dialogue beyond the hypothetical framework described in our manuscript to a more evidence-based assessment of epidemic detection.

Although all of these results are consistent with the hypothetical framework(s) shown in Figure 5, SSU- and LSU-rDNA sequences from relatively scarce planktonic warnowiids – like Warnowia morphotype II, Erythropsidinium, and Greuetodinium – will be required to more comprehensively evaluate character evolution within the group.

Future work must test this framework of pedagogical knowledge across STEM disciplines, building on and refining this hypothetical framework.

Fig. 2 The hypothetical model.

From various French clericalist thinkers Comte took the notion of a hypothetical framework for social organization that would imitate the hierarchy and discipline found in the Roman Catholic church.

We use new simulation results via a molecular mechanics approach to show that the presence of extra-framework cations and water molecules in the true aluminosilicate zeolite framework removes the on-axis auxetic behaviour expected for the hypothetical siliceous framework and then discuss our new calculated elastic constants in relation to the experimental values.

A larger group of patients (N = 334) was involved in a second study designed to test its hypothetical framework and to reduce the number of items within the original 37-item pool [ 7].

By integrating our data in a gene network we provide a hypothetical framework, which can be the basis for further functional analyses.

YesCalifornia lays out the hypothetical legal framework for its exit: first a measure on the 2018 ballot would need the approval of California voters.

(See the hypothetical revised framework in figure 4).