Sentence examples for years hypothesis from inspiring English sources
During the transitional stage (like from 1800 to 1950 in Europe), life expectancy at birth is expected to array between 40 and 65 years (hypothesis 3).
According to the Omran's epidemiological transition (11), mortality by cause of death in non-western countries was projected to shift in predominance from communicable diseases dropping from being responsible for 42.1% of all deaths in the less developed regions in 1970 to 19.4% in 2015, resulting in life expectancy at birth rising from 57.5 to 68.5 years (hypothesis 4).
The criterion time of contact within the year (hypothesis 3.3) indicates that migrants were not equally reachable during the school holidays (summer, winter, and autumn).
In order to verify our research hypotheses, we interact the main earner source of income (from dependent employment, self-employment, old-age pensions or other sources) with gender (hypothesis I) and the region of residence (North-Centre or South) with the year (hypothesis II).
Some of the cohorts have more "zig and zag" than the formative-years hypothesis would imply.
Hopkins's formative-years hypothesis does not explain all the results, however (not that he ever claimed it did).
At the end of the kindergarten year (Hypotheses 2), the ethnic differences in moral reasoning were still present.
At the beginning of the kindergarten year (Hypotheses 1), compared to the Asian-American children, the Latin-American children more frequently applied moral themes to solving the stories.
Yet for years the hypothesis has been under increasingly fierce attack in academia, unnoticed by the legal system.
Extending this relationship back into the past, both periods must have been significantly shorter hundreds of millions of years ago a hypothesis confirmed from measurements of the daily and tide-related growth rings of fossil corals.
In the last twenty-five years, this hypothesis has gained broad acceptance largely due to research at the ancient city of Copan, Honduras.
