All hypotheses were tested with linear regressions.
Not exact matches
If you follow the scientific method, if you
're regularly spot -
testing your
hypothesis — even if you start
with a dumb
hypothesis — you have the opportunity to get better.
I have UX training, decades of experience, personal preferences, and career UX / UXD professionals on my team, and even
with all these seemingly valuable data points, it only yields a UX
hypothesis that must
be validated
with user
testing.
While he retains his reputation as a boy - genius coder, in reality Zuckerberg
is something of a grinder — a 99 % perspiration guy who has surrounded himself
with a group of people he respects and
with whom he
is constantly stress -
testing his
hypotheses.
If you think changing specific elements could enhance your design, create another version based on your
hypothesis and run an A / B
test to see if there
is any improvement in checkout rates
with the new design.
Pure cold calling won't cut it, though — you have to use an experimental mindset that
tests hypotheses with data, which in turn ensures that what you prove out
is intentional, repeatable and (most importantly of all) scaleable.
However, companies fail
with such opportunities when they blindly pursue the hype of these technologies, never truly vetting the
hypothesis they
are trying to
test.
Science
is a system of
hypothesis testing and
is created by man
with is free will and free ability to think.
It
is, however, just a
hypothesis at this point
with tests that point to the possibility.
Yes, part of the scientific method require assumptions (called
hypotheses) but those
hypothesis must
be tested and validated
with clear evidence to
be accepted.
If it
is not supported by the experiment, it must
be modified to conform to the results of the
test, or
be replaced
with a different
hypothesis.
I agree
with your last statement — in time all these
hypotheses will
be test and validated or discredited.
Don't allow religious philosophy to intrude into biology classrooms and texts, they say, for that
is to soil the sacred precincts of science, which must
be reserved for
hypotheses that can
be rigorously
tested and confronted
with data.
«A scientific theory summarizes a
hypothesis or group of
hypotheses that have
been supported
with repeated
testing.
The
hypothesis could
be tested by examining epigenetic marks in parents of kids
with gay versus straight offspring, Rice said.
I have
been struggling
with this question for several years now, and while I
am not ready to claim I have a «solution» (nothing but pride would make such a claim), I do have a theological
hypothesis which will
be tested against Scripture.
It just
tests hypotheses and keeps the ones that
are compatible
with objective
tests.
Scientists have
hypotheses, they
test them, they review the results, they cross check the results
with independent
tests, they then keep the
hypotheses that
are not disproven.
all dogmatic statements
are hypotheses to
be tested for coherence
with other knowledge.
The principle difference that most people don't understand though
is that «scientific theory» means that it
's a
hypothesis that
's been repeatedly
tested and supported
with multiple pieces of evidence through many different trials and approaches.
Based on the verbal and nonverbal data that can
be acquired in therapy, the therapist must continually
test out various
hypotheses as to the real nature of the patient's illness in an attempt to help the patient better cope
with his or her world.
To do that we have to establish a way to prove an assumption by: 1) asserting a
hypothesis and its components 2)
testing the components for substantial supporting evidence, unsupported components go back to
be refined 3) either agree after successful
testing that in our shared reality the
hypothesis is now supported, or that overall unsupported components may mean the
hypothesis fails 4) for sake of ease many people call these
tested and supported
hypotheses «facts», but again that
's just so that we can get on
with progress.
It
tests all claims to truth, seeking the
hypothesis with the fewest loopholes, that which
is the most verifiable and which leads to the best consequences.
With these she can deal as
hypotheses,
testing them in all the manners, whether negative or positive, by which
hypotheses are ever
tested.
Is it possible to
test these
hypotheses with current neurophysiological techniques?
Because nearly every large and modern society has
been affiliated
with at least one religion, there
is no counterfactual available to
test your
hypothesis.
Your
hypothesis IS N'T EVEN VALID to begin
with because IT CA N'T
BE TESTED..
So I've started
testing my pectin - thickening
hypothesis on other recipes (like homemade coconut yogurt and citrus curd)(and eventually — if I ever have a proper kitchen again — panna cotta and pots de créme), and hopefully I'll
be able to share them
with you sometime in the not so distant future.
To
test our
hypothesis that studies
with food industry sponsorship would
be more likely to have favorable conclusions than those without industry sponsorship, we conducted a meta - analysis using Review Manager 5.3 software (Cochrane Collaboration).
We conducted a controlled trial to
test the
hypothesis that teaching the fathers how to prevent and manage breastfeeding problems
is associated
with an increased duration of breastfeeding.
I have advocated before that one way to mitigate problems
with null -
hypothesis significance
testing is for editors of scientific journals to employ «results blind» decision making in determining whether to publish and make it
be known that they
are doing so.
I accept them as starting points for developing
hypotheses that we can
test, but I
'm not happy
with the answers we have now, either from science or from religion.»
Until Mallon's study, neither of these
hypotheses had
been rigorously
tested with such a large sample size.
To accurately
test the
hypothesis of a lower risk of recurrence
with HRT, a new study led by investigators at Brigham and Women's Hospital published in European Urology Focus, performed a systematic review and meta - analysis, pooling available data, to assess whether an improved risk of recurrence could
be demonstrated using HRT compared
with CRT, in addition to assessing the relative impact of these two treatments on bladder and rectal function.
But it
's one of the few ways we have to start assembling
hypotheses about prehistoric people
's beliefs and culture, in the hope that we can one day
test them
with newer scientific techniques.
And to
test the overhead aversion
hypothesis, sometimes a donation to a charity would come
with the promise that 100 % of the money would go to the cause, because the overhead
was already covered by another donor.
We
tested the
hypothesis that genetic changes in the breakdown of disaccharides — small carbohydrates from sugars and starches — may
be associated
with increased risk of IBS» says corresponding author Mauro D'Amato from Karolinska Institutet.
«We wanted to
test the
hypothesis that both the extent of the liver resection and the location or type of colorectal resection influence the overall risk and patient outcomes associated
with these operations,» says the article's first author, Christopher Shubert, M.D., who
is also a surgeon and Kern Scholar at Mayo Clinic.
The study rigorously
tested the
hypothesis that statin drugs may
be beneficial to persons
with COPD because of the drugs» purported anti-inflammatory effect.
The new study
is the first demonstration of an approach combining ancestral sequence reconstruction
with the making of transgenic organisms to directly
test hypotheses at multiple biological levels, Siddiq said.
This
hypothesis is supported by several observations so we decided to
test it by scanning the brains of individuals of varying age
with functional magnetic resonance imaging and analysing the data both
with fApEn and SampEn.»
First author Professor Martin Hrabe de Angelis, Director of Institute of Experimental Genetics at the Helmholtz Zentrum München, who invented the mouse clinic concept, said: «Our findings
with regard to the genes examined
are now available to the scientific community as a valid data set, which can
be downloaded free of charge from the IMPC (International Mouse Phenotyping Consortium) website, and form an excellent basis on which we and other research groups can develop and
test new
hypotheses.»
Guessing that the reduced ability to control force in patients
with PD
was related to decreased dopamine — which makes it harder to «recruit» neurons for a particular task — the researchers devised a brain stimulation experiment to further
test their
hypothesis.
However, the biologists in Bergen
are about to
test another
hypothesis, namely that nests
with chicks from multiple fathers
are less vulnerable to attack by predators.
Science should
be taught as a core of method,
with a body of partly -
tested hypotheses and theories that
are under constant review, and that have to meet adequate standards if they
are to
be admitted to the fold.
«
With this study we
were able to
test all these different
hypotheses at once.
Christensen and colleagues sought to
test the
hypothesis that increased screen - time may
be associated
with poor sleep by analyzing data from 653 adult individuals across the United States participating in the Health eHeart Study.
Researchers
tested a number of
hypotheses, among them whether more unexpected births and larger families might
be associated
with parents
being less happy than child - free people.
«Our analysis sets up a
test of competing
hypotheses, and our preliminary results
are consistent
with expectations under hunting pressure.»
He thrives on the challenge of
testing the models to check if his
hypotheses are correct by collaborating
with experimentalists who use the models in their research.