Sentence examples for uncertain hypotheses from inspiring English sources

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An MFrag represents probabilistic relationships among a conceptually meaningful group of uncertain hypotheses.

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It is uncertain which hypothesis is to be preferred, but it would be worthwhile repeating the analysis on longer, more frequently sampled data.

SAD patterns may be a universal product of large data sets and sampling artifacts, and this means they cannot truly be falsified – making this approach uncertain for hypothesis testing and model fitting.

Though the exact reason one cries is uncertain, one hypothesis suggests that crying is a way to release hormones that are excreted when you are stressed or tensed.

Although the exact biological mechanisms responsible for traffic-mediated cardiovascular effects remain uncertain, several plausible hypotheses have emerged related to autonomic system and inflammatory response pathways (Brook et al. 2004; Donaldson et al. 2001; Pope et al. 2004; Stone and Godleski 1999).

The mechanism of stress buildup within the fault zones is uncertain, but one hypothesis is that a steady slip of the deeper continuation of faults that does not produce earthquakes, but still involves motions across the fault, forces the upper crust around the faults to deform and thus concentrate stress.

However, class I had inappropriate bootstrap support, which makes this hypothesis uncertain.

It is therefore uncertain whether this hypothesis might explain the divergent findings.

However, it is uncertain whether this hypothesis explains why some studies fail to find an association between alcohol use and unsafe sexual behaviours [ 7, 8].

Although threshold values of these last parameters remain to be determined, it is uncertain whether this hypothesis would apply to the particular exposure to RF fields from current cellular phones, because SAR values often do not exceed a few tenths of watts per kilogram for the GSM phones, for example (Wiart et al. 2000).

In BNs, one can graphically formalise the probabilistic (uncertain) relations between the hypotheses in question and the available evidence.

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