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This hypothesis corresponds with our finding that patients with lower-staged tumors had higher GPR49Δ5 mRNA levels, but earlier tumor onset.
For a rare disease, these odds ratios correspond to relative risks for disease in the population, so that this alternative hypothesis corresponds to a model in which each copy of the A allele multiplies the risk by a constant (the 'allelic' odds ratio or relative risk).
This phylogenetic hypothesis corresponds with that of Dunlop [ 34], but Giribet et al. mentioned the instability of this relationship: In their analysis of only the molecular data set Ricinulei is early branching within the arachnid tree as the sister group to all remaining arachnids [ 37].
This hypothesis, which corresponds to Darwin's "species theory No. 2" (see Figure 4), has recently been corroborated by D. J. Theobald [ 30], based on protein sequence and other molecular data.
The third column of this table presents p value results when the alternative hypothesis corresponds to OR > TK.
Each hypothesis corresponds to a set of mobile objects representing a possible objects configuration in the scene.
On the other hand, the fourth column presents p value results when the alternative hypothesis corresponds to TK > OR.
The score of a hypothesis corresponds to the sum of all the associated costs of tracks belonging to that hypothesis from the creation of the track.
The second research hypothesis corresponds to the results that fulfill the so-called Correlation Type C (relative numerical proximity after correction following the linear model).
The first research hypothesis corresponds to the results that fulfill the so-called Correlation Types A and B, which assume an absolute or relative numerical proximity of the measurement respectively, with no need for further correction.
In the context of tracking, a hypothesis corresponds to a set of mobile objects representing a possible configuration, given previously estimated object attributes (e.g. width, length, velocity) and new incoming visual evidence (blobs at current frame).
