Sentences with phrase «hypotheses on»

This is in support of hypotheses on maternal mental health influencing child sleep during toddlerhood.

Theories on the causes of crime have contradictory hypotheses on this issue.

Next, whilst the population for the study was sufficiently large for the analyses it would be desirable to have a larger, more heterogenous sample to test the hypotheses on.

Thus, the three of hypotheses on this study was tested by Spearman's Rho Correlation.

the part of wisdom is to keep our theories open - ended, our assumptions tentative, our reactions flexible... Like the blind man dealing with the elephant, we must erect hypotheses on the basis of inadequate evidence.

The whole concept of modern physics is based on the idea that it is perfectly proper to conceive of hypotheses on the basis on theoretical estimations, but you NEVER claim that these are proven until actual measurements have been made.

We can only accept or reject hypotheses on their own merit, though we may be persuaded to believe in the one of multiple alternatives that best satisfies our criteria at any one time for the purposes of policy.

Since the memes of the IPCC have not shown any tendency to change in response to current short term movements in the global temperature metric, any longer term trend remains moot, as it should be expected, given the absence of testable hypotheses on natural variability.

One just forms ones hypotheses on the basis of the evidence.

then there are 12 hypotheses on the combinations of (a), (b), (c) with the clauses 1,2,3,4 below.

A Set - by - set Examination of Current Hypotheses on Corrosion in Concentrating Solar Power Systems Operating Above 700 °C

And neither does the IPCC make strong claims or hypotheses on them — other than the statement that they ARE comparatively short term and that we expect the longer term trend to continue upwards.

There are two widespread hypotheses on methane emission increase in the Arctic.

For example in one elementary school, students may work in small groups to test various hypotheses on static electricity.

Their chain of arguments may not convince everyone, but their hypotheses on the effect of pastoral leadership, independent of the percentage of Latino, black, and in poverty, is borne out by the statistical analysis.

Here's my hypotheses on how some of us do this — even in the face of the obvious difficulties:

Using Social Relations Model analyses, we examined evolutionarily informed hypotheses on both individual and dyadic effects of participants» physical characteristics, personality, education and income on their dating, mating and relating.

I have many hypotheses on why that is, but needless to say I keep trying it!

In 1999, with his PhD in hand, Dr. Malik took the postdoc track to Seattle, Washington, for a position at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, where he began work with investigator Steven Henikoff on centromeres (repetitive sequences of DNA that do not code for proteins), advancing his hypotheses on evolutionary gene conflict.

Through the characterisation of these materials the scientists would then be able to establish hypotheses on the origins of their degradation.

«Once you draw a network, you are drawing hypotheses on a piece of paper,» Thurner said.

But we must always build our hypotheses on, and test them against, the hard evidence: the fossils, comparative anatomy and physiology, and genetics.

«In other words, the factors that set our lineage apart from our earlier ancestors were unrelated to an increase in body size, which has been the linchpin of numerous adaptive hypotheses on the origins of our genus.»

From that analysis, the researchers were able to develop four hypotheses on language and cognitive development:

Thus, the first step that NuSI - funded researchers will take is to test the competing hypotheses on weight loss, which can happen relatively quickly.

This leads naturally to hypotheses on the evolution of development, that can be explored in the lab.»

The article published on the journal Molecular Biology and Evolution provides the framework for posing new hypotheses on the phylogenetic relations among poriferans, determining gene function in sponges and the early evolution of molecular complexity in metazoans.

«It is the art of the bioinformatician,» says De Ridder, «to establish new biological hypotheses on the basis of terabytes of original data.

Some were coming up with hypotheses on the causes.

(d) What we need now are not new hypotheses on the Sitz im Leben, on possible sources or on the subsequent process of handing down the material.

If he were a true scientist, he would search for evidence and base hypotheses on this evidence, instead of drawing a conclusion and hammering evidence to fit his views.

Grounded Theory Interviews: this can be used when there is a need to test and validate hypotheses on specific «grounded» observations or data.

Any adequate hermeneutical hypothesis on this or any topic, therefore, will have to show the internal harmony of all relevant biblical material.

As for the predictions of my hypothesis on the existence of God; that is a little outside the scope of what I desire to debate here on David's site.

It's going to take years and years of research and thinking outside the box to come to any sort of clear universal scafold on which you can build an educated hypothesis on our universal origins...

kermit Is there anything to base your hypothesis on that A) god exists and B) «he» is eternal or c) anything can exist «outside» of the universe or d) eternity exists.

Testing the Hypothesis on Neontological and Paleontological Evidence,» Journal of Morphology 266 (2005): 125 - 66.

Curiously, this position is similar to that of the great Julius Wellhausen, whose Prolegomena to the History of Ancient Israel, published over a century ago, put the documentary hypothesis on a firm footing and set the agenda of Old Testament studies down to the present.

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.

Since the Mexico study bases its hypothesis on stomach cancer being induced in humans that eat chile peppers, through the experimental results of Dr. Toth, the Mexico study's hypothesis leaves a certain gap in logic.

Rubino bases his hypothesis on a series of experiments he did in 2004 on diabetic rats.

But overcoming food constraints is only part of the story, according to a new hypothesis on the origin of urban life.

In 1988, she tested that hypothesis on cat fetuses using a poison called tetrodotoxin, which prevents nerve impulses from firing.

Testing this hypothesis on dairy farm manure is the next phase of our project, and we are seeing some positive results.»

Using molecular - genetic methods, a German - Chinese research team has now tested an alternative colonization hypothesis on lazy toads (Pelobatoidea).

«Sequestered prion protein takes the good mood away, suggests new hypothesis on depression.»

Duax also noted that the results raise questions about some aspects of a hypothesis on the origins of life, called the RNA world, which posits that RNA, which is similar to DNA and is still used in cells, was the first genetic material.

Olson said the giant impact argument for the formation of the moon is the most prevalent scientific hypothesis on how Earth satellite was formed, but it is still considered unproven because there's been no «smoking gun» evidence.

The main hypothesis on the cause of Alzheimer's involves amyloid deposition, the buildup of plaques in the brain that impair neurological function; most biomedical efforts to tackle the disease have focused on this issue.

The hypothesis on dietary differences between modern humans and Neandertals is based on the study of animal bones found in caves occupied by these two types of hominids, which can provide clues about their diet, but it is always difficult to exclude large predators living at the same time as being responsible for at least part of this accumulation.