The underlying hypothesis often is that 'the more features, the better'.
The underlying hypothesis stipulates that it should be possible to reconstruct the higher frequencies of a signal given the corresponding low-frequency content only.
The underlying hypothesis of this approach is that the musical mood of retrieved results changes in relation to the volume balance of different instruments.
Many examples of multi-stable shell structures have been recently proposed with the underlying hypothesis of the shell being completely free on its boundary.
The underlying hypothesis motivating studies of CSF is that because CSF is in direct contact with the brain interstitial fluid, serotonin and biochemical changes in the brains of migraine patients may best be reflected in this fluid [147].
The underlying hypothesis of this study was that fruit juice and puree characteristics influence the enrichment requirements of this organism, and that in some matrices, the organism can be detected within 24 hours even when present at low initial contamination.
However, for a large number of samples M, using the Central Limit Theorem (CLT), the test statistic in (7) has a Gaussian distribution that depends on the underlying hypothesis.
We therefore examined the risk of VTE in patients with psoriasis in a cohort study based on nationwide prospectively recorded registers with the underlying hypothesis that patients with psoriasis carry an increased risk of VTE.
However, the underlying hypothesis of such studies is the existence of subtle, disease-related effects in all tissues of the body, but which only exert a detrimental/disease-causing effect in the brain.
The underlying hypothesis of the strategy is that the AF signature in terms of differential gene expression cannot be traced back to the independent activation of single players (genes) but on a general modulation of the entire genome.
Those results argued against the underlying hypothesis.
