Sentences with phrase «hypotheses in»

We examined these hypotheses in a sample of 315 adolescents (51 % females; 93 % Caucasian; 3 % African — American; and 1 % each Hispanic, Asian — American, and Native American) participating in a longitudinal study of child development since birth.

Results from the study indicated strong support for all research hypotheses in the expected directions.

We were able to confirm our first hypotheses in that patients with BN did show higher levels of implicit positive emotion and reduced implicit anger than healthy controls, and BN recovered patients had an intermediate response.

To improve our understanding of the development of depressive symptoms, future research could test hypotheses in which factors from different levels interact, i.e., cognitions, genetics, environment, affect, negative life experiences, as suggested by the cognitive vulnerability - transactional stress model (Hankin and Abramson 2001).

To clarify this relationship, we tested the following hypotheses in a population - based study: (1) children with ADHD have a higher risk of developing depression than children without ADHD; (2) the pathway from ADHD to depression is mediated (partly) through anxiety and disruptive behavior disorders; and (3) mediation through anxiety is more prevalent in girls, and mediation through disruptive behavior disorders is more prevalent in boys.

In conclusion, all the three hypotheses in this study are fully supported.

There are six hypotheses in model 1.

We tested these hypotheses in low - income families because obesity, 18 depressive symptoms, 22,23 and TV viewing11 are more common in low - income women.

Hypotheses in this study were tested with Spearman's rho.

Using a story stem interview to assess attachment and children's reports of anxiety symptoms, we found some support for these hypotheses in a sample of 10 — 12 years olds.

HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS • Over 3 years of experience in anthropology field • Demonstrated ability to plan research projects to answer questions and test hypotheses in relation to humans • Highly skilled in collecting information from observations, interviews, and documents • Able to develop data collection methods tailored to a particular specialty, project, or culture • Well versed in recording and managing records of observations taken in the field

There are a lot of hypotheses in this study, but it makes a compelling case based on the brain and body's reactions.

One postulates various hypotheses that are initially consistent with or could explain the data one has, and then finds out how to test and eliminate, often with new data or techniques that arise due to the inability to eliminate some of the hypotheses in the first place.

SUMMARY: It's fine to seek after truth, but spend money on things we know will work and address real threatsj, don't lose our skin fighting unwinnable battles on unproven hypotheses in the name of protecting those served from «climate change» — before you have proven anything.

First of all, I do not recognise your statements as hypotheses in any useful sense.

The evolution of critical tools in thinking, rigorous testing in hypotheses in science — bright side fer sure.

@Pekka» The issue of the role of new hypotheses in physics papers has come explicitly up in the comments of Tomas and in the above comment of Anastassia.

The scientific literature on any scientific subject is chock full of hypotheses in the scientific sense.

But the climate boffins don't really have much interest in testing their hypotheses in the real world anymore as nearly every time they do it disagrees with the alarmist narrative - science that pays the rent.

But there is more than one hypotheses in the game, Pekka.

And we consider it to have advantages over other hypotheses in terms of simplicity, consistency over time, and homogeneity for the two considered...

Because the readership is well - informed, they are more likely to welcome a focus on the particular hypotheses in question than on theories of hypothesis testing, or the proper way to conduct science, both of which they probably already understand quite well.

Then ask, «What is the status of our science with all these reversed Null Hypotheses in play?»

Unlike Fred Moolten on the first comment on this post I do think the protagonists should be forced to state their hypotheses in testable terms; that there is no reason why this shouldn't be possible (good science demands it); and once done the issues resolved at least to the point of agreeing «not proven» and a programme of research to help resolve the issues at hand.

I think what happens is that because it's so difficult to quantify hypotheses in climate science, people make chains of small tests and assign them as a group to a symbolic p with an arbitrary q that they want to prove.

«I do think the protagonists should be forced to state their hypotheses in testable terms; that there is no reason why this shouldn't be possible (good science demands it); and once done the issues resolved at least to the point of agreeing «not proven» and a programme of research to help resolve the issues at hand....

Rather, we argue that the collective efforts of researchers in politically charged areas may fail to converge upon the truth when there are few or no non-liberal researchers to raise questions and frame hypotheses in alternative ways.

The exhibition revisits the cornerstone objects of this transformative period, testing Judd's hypotheses in physical form.

For example, if students in a science class could not answer the following question — What is the role of hypotheses in the scientific method?

A simulation should be offered at a time when preservice teachers can best make use of their previous training and explore and test their hypotheses in diversity scenarios that are contextualized.

I want to know whether children can understand stories, if they can explain their own reasoning when they do a math problem, if they can formulate their observations and test hypotheses in their science classes.

Mouse models can aid the development and testing of hypotheses in various scientific fields, and they are a critical tool for translational researchers for example in drug development.

«Our model has proved accurate enough to test important hypotheses in marine ecology, said Paris.

Scientists have proposed several hypotheses in the past to explain the warmer Pliocene climate.

«We thought this was a very interesting set up and when we tested these two competing hypotheses in this adoptive - based research design, we found there was no association between parenting and the child's intelligence later in life once we accounted for genetic influences,» Beaver said.

This simulation enables a comparison of the different hypotheses in the field of evolution regarding which aspects of morphology evolve most easily.

Cranks typically do not understand how the scientific process operates — that they need to try out their ideas on colleagues, attend conferences and publish their hypotheses in peer - reviewed journals before announcing to the world their startling discovery.

The prospective design of the IFPS II, the large sample size, as well as the extensive information on infant and maternal dietary practices make it useful for studying exclusive breastfeeding practices and testing hypotheses in a prospective manner [27].

The rhetorical question does not apply to process theists because we accept neither of the hypotheses in question.

There are reasonable and well - motivated scientific hypotheses in which it is not.

At that time, it seemed that advocates of the neopositivist «deductive - law» model of explanation, following the lead of Carl Hempel, had shown how ineptly historians went about the task of formulating cause - effect hypotheses in their accounts of the past.

Essentially startups need to «instrument» all parts of their business model to measure how well their hypotheses in Customer Discovery and Validation are faring in the real world.

Board meetings are about measuring progress measured against the hypotheses in Customer Discovery and Validation.

Checking expectations and hypotheses in real time takes hours, instead of months and years in the legacy world.»

What if you tested various hypotheses in a computational simulation to narrow the number of therapeutic formulas down to just a few?

But is Mamoon's hypothesis in line with the data?

addresses this hypothesis in a multi-class, relative momentum environment.

I shall not attempt to summarize Sheldrake's hypothesis in detail.

That may be so, but limbo was never anything more than a theological hypothesis in the first place, albeit a very popular one with a strong place in the hearts of the faithful.

Bonhoeffer also believed that the concept of God as a «supreme Being, absolute in power and goodness,» was a «spurious conception of transcendence,» and that «God as a working hypothesis in morals, politics, and science... should be dropped, or as far as possible eliminated» (Letters and Papers from Prison, S.C.M. Press edition, Great Britain: Fontana Books, 1953, pp. 122, 164, 360).