Sentence examples for the next hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Attitudes are not formed in isolation and interactions with people may influence an individual through social pressures and behavioral expectations (Kiecolt 1988), thus providing support for the next hypothesis: There is a positive relationship between consumers subjective norms and attitudes towards retail apparel brands engaged in CSR.

The fact that the linear Sobolev-type fractional control system (3.1) is approximately controllable on ([0,T]) is equivalent to the next hypothesis (see, for example, Mahmudov and Denker [22]): ((mathbb{H}_{0})):  (alpha R alpha,Gamma_{0}^{T})to0) in the strong operator topology, as (alphato0^).

That said, scientists such as myself are, generally speaking, a restless bunch; as soon as we figure something out, we're on to the next hypothesis, the next experiment and more data collection.

However, if a test is insignificant using the 'fall back procedure' then the procedure does not stop but the next hypothesis is tested at a reduced threshold for significance.

On the basis of the above discussion, the following next hypothesis is proposed.

Our next hypothesis, based on the cardiac stress resistance in the AC5 KO, was that this model would extend longevity.

Combined, the two can be used for the greedy selection of the next base hypothesis.

"It's great to run advanced data-mining methods, but it must suggest the next scientific hypothesis," he says.

However, an earliest branching position of microsporidia was consistently supported by the largest fraction of trees, receiving approximately three-fold higher support than the next ranked hypothesis.

Next we introduce the following hypothesis: (H(F _{4})::  (H Omegatimes Rtimes R^{N} rightarrow{mathcal{P}}_{kc}(R)) is a multifunction satisfying the following properties: (i) ((x,s,t rightarrow H x,s,t)) is graph measurable.

As such we formulate our next hypothesis.