Sentence examples for three working hypotheses from inspiring English sources

Among the three working hypotheses, all were confirmed.

Three working hypotheses are conceivable at the moment.

Therefore, the two working hypotheses of our study were "the CAS-Kit is safer than BAOSFE in breaking the sinus floor and the balloon is safer than BAOSFE in elevating the Schneiderian membrane" for elevation heights of 7 mm.

Two working hypotheses were proposed: i) Reductive dechlorination is increased in areas where the river aquifer relationship results in the groundwater dilution of electron acceptors, the reduction potential of which exceeds that of specific chloroethenes; ii) zones where silts predominate or where textural changes occur are zones in which biodegradation preferentially takes place.

Omar Lizardo describes the Pax Wisconsana as: "a Midwestern flavored, Mertonian resolution of the theory/method wars in which [sociologists] all agreed on at least two working hypotheses: (1) "grand theory" is a waste of time; (2) [and] good theory has to be good to think with or goes in the trash bin".

Building on two working hypotheses developed from our earlier work, we developed an explanatory case study of one rural district in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana.

As we have two working hypotheses, one connected with diagnosis delay and another connected with the follow-up strategies, we will justify the sample size in order to deal with each of the hypotheses.

One working hypothesis is that lowered FoxP2 levels in these neurons during UD singing promote their excitability.

One working hypothesis of AD is that Aβ excess disrupts membranes causing pore formation leading to alterations in ionic homeostasis.

Here, we will investigate the following five hypotheses, although we must stress that several of our speculations are still working hypotheses that remain to be tested experimentally.

As a working hypothesis, two fundamental conditions were introduced into the design of the present system for the evaluation of the propensity for amyloidogenicity.