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"the second hypothesis" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the second proposed explanation or theory in a series of possibilities or hypotheses. Example: "The first hypothesis stated that the results were due to chance, but the second hypothesis proposed that the results were influenced by external factors."
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Quantitative results largely support the second hypothesis.
The second hypothesis was confirmed in the experiment.
c, As a result, model comparison unambiguously supported the second hypothesis of ACC function.
The second hypothesis was that building permits were scarce, not land.
In case of the second hypothesis, the conditions are unsafe even for null residual stresses.
The second hypothesis looks at the loan growth of small banks.
Thus, the second hypothesis was accepted.
Then, the second hypothesis (H2) is supported.
The second hypothesis is therefore rejected.
We now turn to the second hypothesis.
The second hypothesis concerns the effect of firm size.
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