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The purpose of their wings remains unclear but the study hypothesized that they could be for prey capture, protecting eggs or even mate attraction.

The study hypothesized, and then confirmed, that "when reminded of money, people would want to be free from dependency and would also prefer that others not depend on them".

The study hypothesized that adoption decisions by a household on improved maize (HM ha ) and inorganic fertilizer (fert ha ) were interdependent.

Therefore, the study hypothesized, H3: The perceived trust formed through a firm's benevolent messages would have different impact on consumers' purchase intention than that formed through malevolent massages.

The study hypothesized the Impact of PU and EOU, INTR and C on attitude and intention to use towards adoption of SWH devices.

The study hypothesized that motivation, attention, and interactivity are essential factors that affect students' thinking skills for understanding e-learning content.

The study hypothesizes that this may be the result of the lesser coverage of this learning content in the national curriculum.

The design of the study also allows us to determine the prevalence and presentation of the studied hypothesized risk factors.

The authors of this study hypothesized that preoperative fasting might influence this outcome and that a liberal regimen helps to cover the preoperative hypovolemia.

Hence, the authors of the current study hypothesized that early platelet dynamics, which could represent the summation of a variety of factors, was a relevant factor.

The present study hypothesized that the effectiveness of written disclosure for bereavement may be moderated by vagal tone, as indexed by respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA).