Sentence examples for this second hypothesis from inspiring English sources
A single modern species of peripatid found in India was thought to lend weight to this second hypothesis.
If, however, nitrogen is the problem, increasing the flow of freshwater could make matters much worse.If this second hypothesis proves correct, the cure is to remove nitrogen from farmland or sewage discharges, or perhaps both.
However our method does not allow us to infer conclusions about this second hypothesis.
The form of this second hypothesis is given by rho(beta) = int p alpha|beta) [alpha],d^{2}alpha, (22) where (p alpha|beta)) encodes the posterior information that we have acquired via the heterodyne measurement.
To make this second hypothesis precise requires one, among other things, to specify the reference group to which the individual's income is compared and also the nature of the comparison (for examples, see Deaton 2003).
"This second hypothesis says that when we settled down, and in conjunction with the development of agriculture, we produced waste dumps around our settlements; and suddenly there was this new food resource, a new niche, for wolves to make use of, and the wolf that was best able to make use of it became the ancestor of the dog," explained Erik Axelsson from Uppsala University.
In this second (hypothesis-testing) phase, we test specific biological findings in the much larger cis-eQTL data set which powers the blood eQTL browser described by Westra et al. [ 11].
This second hypothesis has turned out to be correct.
With regard to this third hypothesis, the sensitivity of the BAI for shared symptomatology would be more of a quality than a deficiency.
Since this first hypothesis, several studies have supported involvement of LINE-1 in the process of X-inactivation, but none has provided a direct/ultimate proof to date.
Van Vegchel et al. [ 11] and Stansfeld et al. [ 12] pointed out in recent reviews that this third hypothesis of the ERI model still has no consistency.
