Sentence examples for which hypothesis is correct from inspiring English sources

Further studies will verify which hypothesis is correct, but the authors of this review are inclined to agree with Zhou et al. ([2012]) for the following reasons.

The trouble with the question 'Which hypothesis is correct given the totality of the data?' is of course the one that Hume saw: if the domain is unbounded, no finite amount of data can answer the question.

Although it is difficult to say which hypothesis is correct, we propose the LSSE model in this study which causes the seismicity rate changes, based on the following two reasons.

We performed shuffle experiments in E. coli K12 to test which hypothesis is correct.

At the moment, it is not clear which hypothesis is correct or if both mechanisms could equally contribute to disease onset/progression.

Our point here is not about which hypothesis is correct; but that both of them are understood better in terms of the strengths and weaknesses of the other; throwing either out is essentially operating without a null hypothesis.

In order to ascertain which hypothesis is the correct one, the sums of the autocorrelations of continuous groups of 10, 100 and 500 genes were calculated.

In order to determine which of the hypothesis is correct, a fumarase (fumR GenBank GU013473) was cloned from genomic DNA of R. oryzae NRRL 1526 which produced a single transcript (Friedberg et al. 1995).

When the occlusion event has ended and there are new detections, these are used to determine which hypothesis was the correct.

So which theory is correct?

It should be supplemented by structural and/or energetic analysis which can elucidate which membranes could LSU bind, if this hypothesis is correct [Author's response: The membrane hypothesis is based on the interaction of the peptides at the active site of the ribosome with the PTC RNA in that they all point down and away from the flat surface formed by the self-folding PTC RNA.