Scientists call these three possibilities the homogamy hypothesis, the heterogamy hypothesis, and the complementarity hypothesis, respectively.
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Scientists call these three possibilities the homogamy hypothesis, the heterogamy hypothesis and the complementarity hypothesis, respectively.
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"I emphasize again, we're building hypothesis on hypothesis here," Borgesius says.
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Rejecting the null hypothesis is indirect evidence of an experimental hypothesis.
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Both the homogamy hypothesis and the complementarity hypothesis could be true.
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Observe a failure, come up with a hypothesis about that failure, test the hypothesis.
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This assumption is called the "null hypothesis," and generating a p-value always starts with a null hypothesis.
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More accurate terms coined by researchers include the microbial-deprivation hypothesis, the disappearing-microbiota hypothesis and even the "old friends" hypothesis (the implication being that we've lost contact with once-ever-present friendly organisms).
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Therefore, if the molecular clock hypothesis holds true, this hypothesis serves as an extremely useful method for estimating evolutionary timescales.
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Then, Roy Wise came up with a hypothesis that made a lot of sense at the time, called the anhedonia hypothesis.
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Astronomers have modified the giant-impact hypothesis a bit To fix this problem, astronomers have modified the giant-impact hypothesis a bit.
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Rivals to the overkill hypothesis include, among others, the landscaping hypothesis, according to which we eradicated mammoths by burning down their habitats.
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Again, this is just a hypothesis, but sometimes a wild hypothesis is just what you need to whet your appetite for crazy physics.
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There are lots of mysteries in physics that are better explained by the simulation hypothesis than by what would be a material hypothesis.
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The scientific method consists of generating a hypothesis, attempting to disprove the hypothesis through testing, and accumulating those tests to come up with shared knowledge.
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However, she pointed out that while this interpretation is the hypothesis researchers are leaning toward, it's still a hypothesis, and it's a difficult process to study.
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In contrast with the "Mother Tongue Hypothesis", the "Father Tongue Hypothesis" states that humans tend to pick up their fathers' language as opposed to their mothers'.
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Yet the simulation hypothesis is a God hypothesis: An intelligence of awe-inspiring power created our universe for reasons we can speculate about but can't entirely fathom.
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" He added, "When we have the truth, we must draw all the conclusions, whether it is an accident or another hypothesis, which everybody has in mind: the terrorist hypothesis.
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When a scientist tests a hypothesis and finds that its predictions do not quite match available observations, there is always the option of forcing the hypothesis to fit the data.
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For another way to think about all this, let's flip the question around: What if instead of assuming the null hypothesis is true, let's assume an experimental hypothesis is true?
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He proved arguably the most important problem in mathematics—the Riemann hypothesis—as interpreted in the setting of curves over finite fields (a problem known as the geometric Riemann hypothesis).
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That's right -- ultimately it's a scientist making a hypothesis.
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The third — called the "dual-origin hypothesis" — suggests it is a combination of both the leg and the body wall, and is the hypothesis supported by the results from the PNAS paper.
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I won't elaborate much on this, since I've done that elsewhere, arguing that higher purpose can be framed as a hypothesis, and that evidence for or against the hypothesis can be marshaled.
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This idea, referred to in the jargon of economics as the efficient market hypothesis (technically, the strong efficient market hypothesis), implicitly underlay the deregulation of financial markets that started in the 1970s.
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You suspect a coin is weighted (the hypothesis), so you flip it five times and it comes up heads each time (the data); what is the likelihood that your hypothesis is correct?
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That means coming up with a hypothesis, pushing forward with an approach to that hypothesis, collaborating with teams to create a solution and assessing the results that come out on the other side.
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There's just a new model to help explain a hypothesis.
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Still, more needed to be done to support the hypothesis.
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These results are completely inconsistent with the "jobless future" hypothesis.
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It will take further evidence to fully support their hypothesis.
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There's another hypothesis for why school may yield longer lives.
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But there is biological evidence to support my therapist's hypothesis.
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"Almost every group has a different origination hypothesis," he said.
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The leading hypothesis for how this surface came to be?
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My hypothesis was that the opposite would be the case.
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Mark down another point for the peaceful launch vehicle hypothesis.
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This hypothesis was tested by comparing different types of names.
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Questioning the data But not everyone buys the team's hypothesis.
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They really capitalized that, and very explicitly tested a hypothesis.
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But this experiment does more than just prove a hypothesis.
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They are working on computational models to test this hypothesis.
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However, the IMF finds little evidence to support that hypothesis.
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"At this time, we cannot reject any hypothesis," she said.
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His work led him to embrace the (unproven) hypothesis that
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Arthur: I sense you are mildly dubious of my hypothesis.
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But that hypothesis will need to be tested, he says.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Is the natural rate hypothesis dead?
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The establishment still rejected Semmelweis's hypothesis when he published it.
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These findings cut against the "hug hormone" hypothesis of oxytocin.
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Their comparative and statistical analysis supported the hypothesis, he said.
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From the concept to the hypothesis to the written lab?
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To confirm their hypothesis, the genealogists needed a close relative.
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D.B.: Can you explain what you call the alternative hypothesis?
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That is where the second hypothesis, unstable posture, comes in.
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That's according to a new Food and Drug Administration hypothesis.
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Roche has enriched this hypothesis with another slug of intrigue.
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Under the circumstances, genocidal intent cannot be the only hypothesis.
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"Every hypothesis and possibility is not overlooked," the post said.
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And this "novelty" hypothesis has been shown in other studies.
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We generally made them because we had a certain hypothesis.
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Julia Angwin: Yeah, I'm not sure that hypothesis is true.
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"We cannot say that we have evidence for the panspermia hypothesis, but we can say that showing the resistance of plant seeds to conditions in space makes the hypothesis more plausible," Tepfer told Gizmodo.
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"I would still treat this as a hypothesis – a reasonable one, but still a hypothesis," Anna Hansell, an expert in environmental epidemiology at the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom, told the newspaper.
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I am a huge believer in Occam's razor, which says you cannot make progress in science without beginning with the simplest possible hypothesis, and you only reject that simple hypothesis because you have no choice.
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Null hypothesis testing follows a similar logic: If there are huge and consistent weight differences between the chocolate eaters and chocolate abstainers, the null hypothesis — that there are no weight differences — starts to look silly.
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So far, there's no solid evidence to support the gateway hypothesis.
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So there is no good causal evidence for the gateway hypothesis.
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As it turns out, this hypothesis is disprovable on all counts.
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"The microbes are the prequel to the amyloid hypothesis," Tanzi said.
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The hypothesis: No, we did not just emerge in Eastern Africa.
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It makes a compelling narrative, but the underlying hypothesis is inaccurate.
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So if this hypothesis is correct, we ain't seen nothin' yet.
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Her hypothesis is flawed: An Instagram following does not fulfillment make.
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But the hypothesis is not as crazy as it may sound.
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The purpose of any science experiment is to test a hypothesis.
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Putting all these facts together, they came up with a hypothesis.
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His hypothesis is that big companies draw more attention from officials.
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According to a new hypothesis, the culprit was nitrogen-hungry microbes.
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Nothing matched, so the researchers began to investigate the reptile hypothesis.
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This is the type of hypothesis that we want to test.
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"In academia, we focus on proving a hypothesis works," he explained.
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Paloski believes that the study should be considered a hypothesis generator.
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It doesn't give us any hypothesis or updates to go on.
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The proof of his hypothesis could be one major earthquake away.
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"We have some hypothesis of what we will find," Gulick said.
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Wild how this is what passes as a "sensible" hypothesis, though.
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We say: 'here's one hypothesis, here's another and here's a third.
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So what would it mean, practically, if this hypothesis is true?
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But there's a fair amount of evidence supporting the gang hypothesis.
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The hygiene hypothesis is sometimes misinterpreted as being about personal cleanliness.
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But the history of the hypothesis itself is just as important.
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The researchers are hoping to test their hypothesis with more studies.
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And the research released on Thursday provides evidence for that hypothesis.
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Even when their hypothesis is proved false, they stick with it.
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This is a rare theological hypothesis that can be easily disproven.
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GAIL HELLER Minneapolis To the Editor: The media's hypothesis was wrong.
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But this hypothesis has not been borne out by the evidence.
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This boils down to my hypothesis on Austin venture capital funds.
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But not everybody is on board with the Planet Nine hypothesis.
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We can explore whether that hypothesis holds true: It does not.
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Further research, however, hasn't borne out the POMC anti-hunger hypothesis.
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However, that hypothesis has been thoroughly tested and debunked, he says.
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He then voices the hypothesis that's been forming in my mind.
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The same hypothesis holds true for HaleyIsSoarx, the princess of weedtubers.
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One hypothesis was that it might have been a cheese strainer.
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Our hypothesis is that they are used to send a message.
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Both Mayberg's treatment and her wider hypothesis must still prove themselves.
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There she continues to refine both her hypothesis and her treatment.
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I could venture a hypothesis, but that would be pure speculation.
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"Our hypothesis is that it was a bribe," Mr. Nieto said.
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"One hypothesis was that overcrowding was a contributing cause," he said.
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"If you cannot predict the future, then your hypothesis is wrong."
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Mr. Lupyan wanted to test the feedback hypothesis with self-talk.
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Their main hypothesis is that it works because it's not threatening.
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They found that either hypothesis could generate the fairy circle features.
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OK, here's one hypothesis: it's partly about downward nominal wage rigidity.
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Surely under the circumstances genocidal intent cannot be the only hypothesis.
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Police working on hypothesis 12 suspects were involved in the attacks.
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Smoke is surveying buyers to see if his hypothesis is accurate.
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Coming up with the hypothesis and testing it took two years.
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A second hypothesis looks not to statistical correlations but to history.
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To test this hypothesis, the researchers ran a series of experiments.
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The second hypothesis takes a different view of the whole process.
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This hypothesis is called ego depletion, and it makes intuitive sense.
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The study also found support for a secondary hypothesis, the "nuisance hypothesis," which posits that price appreciation in lower-elevation places had not kept up with higher-elevation places since approximately 2000 due to nuisance flooding.
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Indeed, there's a big debate as to when humans first populated the Americas, with the two main theories being the Pacific Coastal Route hypothesis (also known as the Pre-Clovis theory) and the Clovis First hypothesis.
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This result surprised me, as previous smaller-scale tests had suggested a slight advantage in peeling eggs that were iced; but when a mountain of new data doesn't fit your previous hypothesis, you change your hypothesis.
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But what I saw on that first trip stunned me, and this is one of the unsung thrills of journalism and maybe life itself, developing a hypothesis of how the world works and having that hypothesis shattered.
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Again, that's a hypothesis right now, but that's what we're currently testing.
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Called the Paleoamerican Hypothesis, this theory first appeared in the 123th century.
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But the hypothesis of T invariance survived close scrutiny for several years.
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This hypothesis would satisfy the question of why we've evolved to punish.
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"Our hypothesis is that brands are over-focused on millennials," said Potts.
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Hence the Coastal Migration Theory, also known as the Kelp Highway Hypothesis.
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This research sounds neat, but it's still just a hypothesis, explained Faul.
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Right now there's a correlation and a hypothesis of what's going on.
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The Riemann hypothesis surrounds a mathematical object called the Riemann zeta function.
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It uses empirical data to formulate some interesting hypothesis on several topics.
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"They didn't know anything about the hypothesis of the study," Wise says.
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Investigators are focusing on a hypothesis of "international corruption," the reports said.
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The Trump Administration is going to put this hypothesis to the test.
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It's a solid enough hypothesis, given my paternal grandfather was also schizophrenic.
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Regarding Sputnik Planum's formation, the leading hypothesis is now a large impact.
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But which is the better hypothesis — that they were copied or not?
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Evidence clearly supporting either hypothesis has, though, been hard to come by.
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Which might make this a very risky way of testing the hypothesis.
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On that hypothesis, then, it is back to the drawing board. Papers
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"This is one hypothesis we make in the paper," Scheeres told Gizmodo.
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The hypothesis also has been described as including the use of antibiotics.
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MAPS researchers have tested that hypothesis under close supervision by the FDA.
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Here's an absurd hypothesis: maybe Apple is actually listening to its customers.
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Another hypothesis is that reckless and corrupt administrations caused this debt crisis.
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Wernicke believes that the Walker Lane hypothesis is potentially not ambitious enough.
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Their hypothesis began to trickle into the mainstream after the 2011 paper.
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An illustration depicts the hypothesis of Lucy's fatal fall from a tree.
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To me, that's the biggest hypothesis of what is happening in here.
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This hypothesis has been disproven by the first weeks of Trump's presidency.
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Agayants even established a stage-crafted pogrom to test his anthropological hypothesis.
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Finally, the "sugar high" hypothesis does not fit the current situation anyway.
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There will be more opportunities to see that hypothesis in action, too.
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"I reject your hypothesis," Tarantino said during a press conference at Cannes.
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Arthur: That's a hypothesis that is about to be tested, I think.
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When the data supports an underlying hypothesis, you should always be suspicious.
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" In drug policy scholarship, there is a concept called the "balloon hypothesis.
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And yet my hypothesis was that we would gravitate toward similar pieces.
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It would have fit the facts better than the earlier circle hypothesis.
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Something that happens again and again is more like the magnetar hypothesis.
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If the evidence proves that they aren't, then I've falsified the hypothesis.
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What they're saying: Other researchers aren't convinced that this hypothesis rings true.
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To explore the altered microbiome hypothesis further, the team turned to rats.
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But not all researchers agree with this so-called "thrifty gene" hypothesis.
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My hypothesis is that it all has to do with rich hippies.
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Levitt's new study, he says, adds more evidence to support this hypothesis.
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"The keratinization hypothesis was not supported by this study," the paper states.
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More research is required though, to see if our hypothesis is right.
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The first, which I'll call "the airline pilot" hypothesis, is simple enough.
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Plath and Lundbeck, however, stick by this hypothesis for the most part.
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And so Spikins and her co-authors' hypothesis is far from ironclad.
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It's only a hypothesis, but the Yankees seem willing to indulge Paxton.
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One way to test that hypothesis would be to uncover earlier fossils.
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In this case, DNA extracted from a discarded cigarette reinforced her hypothesis.
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The researchers have a hypothesis about why that will require additional study.
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Another hypothesis linked the killing to a shadowy arms deal with India.
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One hypothesis that researchers often cite is that it's related to demographics.
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Other research published in the journal Health Economics supports the pollution hypothesis.
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A study of self-control among college students bears out this hypothesis.
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The bones might even hold some DNA that could confirm the hypothesis.
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We breathlessly await release of data, desperately hoping it supports our hypothesis.
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"A number of studies have now specifically examined this hypothesis," Wills added.
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Elysium said it planned to conduct further trials to prove the hypothesis.
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Do you have a hypothesis about whether this is a global phenomenon?
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Dr. Martins is in the middle of research to test that hypothesis.
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"We start with the data and look for a hypothesis," he says.
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"We have no other workable hypothesis about how that happened," Johnson said.
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The news should provide a much-needed boost to the amyloid hypothesis.
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"We have no other workable hypothesis about how that happened," he said.
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But others contest the grandmother hypothesis as a single explanation for menopause.
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One hypothesis for humpbacks is that males are trying to attract females.
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That timeline is another point in favor of the tainted meat hypothesis.
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"Our study did not support the hypothesis," Janssen writes in an email.
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So far, he said, the hypothesis is that it was an accident.
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Another hypothesis being considered is possible negligence of workers at the site.
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The new, experimental medicine, BAN2401, purports to test the aforementioned amyloid hypothesis.
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Also, critics of the hypothesis argue, it doesn't make much physiological sense.
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But there is a broader hypothesis for the popularity of certain breeds.
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And by the way, let's be honest, that hypothesis about American power — that we use covert and overt power to overthrow regimes we don't like — there's a lot of data to support that hypothesis over the last several decades.
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It's just a hypothesis at the moment, and a tough one to prove.
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In the other room, the sounds of Mr. Parreno's "Hypothesis" filled the air.
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"The strength of our method is that it's hypothesis-neutral," Dr. McDermott said.
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Google's transparency report on government requests to censor content bears out this hypothesis.
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One hypothesis: We became so smart to be able to cooperate in groups.
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One hypothesis is that nicotine may protect the nervous system from the disorder.
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The finding is "extremely rare" if the archaeologists' hypothesis is correct, he added.
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As Blanchard notes, the natural rate hypothesis actually consists of two interlocking propositions.
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Although Malthus is still admired by some, the green revolution rubbished his hypothesis.
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You can read my hypothesis below (and send me some of your own).
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In science it is good to have a hypothesis to frame one's thinking.
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One hypothesis is that he erred in trying to stabilise the economy gradually.
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It's a basic part of how scientists talk based about theory and hypothesis.
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It's called the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis and was first suggested in 2007.
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Some scientists have disagreed with the hypothesis, which is why it's considered controversial.
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Most empirical studies conclude that the random-walk hypothesis fits the data better.
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The result confirms the hypothesis that better economic prospects lead to higher fertility.
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"Our hypothesis is the increase in prevalence can't be genetic," she tells me.
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However, other researchers have a different hypothesis — that beards themselves actually fight infection.
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"I reject your hypothesis," he said during a press conference for the movie.
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"I reject your hypothesis," Tarantino replied during a press conference for the movie.
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Whites and asians are also overrepresented, if Dorsey's hypothesis it to be believed.
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"At this stage, it as a hypothesis we are looking at," Pena said.
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The failure is a "death blow" to his hypothesis around Axovant, Skorney said.
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Subsequent research seemed to support this hypothesis, including the aforementioned 1988 German study.
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Hall was skeptical they would find anything to support the carbohydrate/insulin hypothesis.
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"I reject your hypothesis," Tarantino said during a press conference for the movie.
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His hypothesis: perhaps coelenterazine first proliferated in marine organisms living in surface waters.
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And it's not just startups that have relied on the tool→network hypothesis.
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So, in Dr Boyce's view, the evolutionary-delay hypothesis simply will not do.
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A 2015 study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine tested that hypothesis.
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A recent study by researchers at the University of Washington confirms this hypothesis.
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DasSarma has studied one of these microorganisms and created the Purple Earth hypothesis.
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That makes for, more or less, a hypothesis that could, eventually, be true.
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He couldn't drop in a line about the Riemann hypothesis as an icebreaker.
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The balloon hypothesis is used to describe, often critically, America's drug enforcement strategy.
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" This research "provides convincing evidence that the latter hypothesis is the true one.
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"It's an intriguing hypothesis," Adam Boyko, a canine geneticist at Cornell University, said.
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All research should be hypothesis-driven, and make sense in the real world.
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" First, he laid out the tail hypothesis: "Reddit is a reflection of reality.
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But data from the German government suggests Trump's hypothesis on crime is incorrect.
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It's unclear whether that hypothesis is true, but it certainly got people talking.
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Nearly all science these days depends on assessing the likelihood of a hypothesis.
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Lowey's tweet plays off a popular if-then hypothesis currently popular on Twitter.
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One NASA researcher is staking his reputation on an admittedly far-out hypothesis.
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Her hypothesis as to why speaks directly to the experience of Ocasio-Cortez.
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In the end they stand by their hypothesis but ask for further study.
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It took more than a decade for cracks to appear in my hypothesis.
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A little over 18 months ago, researchers sought to prove a similar hypothesis.
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Their results strongly back the hypothesis that such diseases could have triggered monogamy.
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Although the hypothesis was met with widespread scorn, experimental evidence gradually became conclusive.
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For instance, consider the hypothesis that life didn't start at Earth at all.
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I offer it as an anthropological hypothesis that those are the stable combinations.
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The hypothesis that the virus was created in a laboratory is a myth.
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"The hypothesis is that it's not just a worm thing," Dr. Kenyon said.
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Post a comment telling us your hypothesis in as much detail as possible.
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So I wouldn't be confident that your hypothesis about their status is correct.
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We decided to test the hypothesis of staying invested through thick or thin.
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This (deciding to put the question last) is a hypothesis about survey methodology.
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The hypothesis explains a lot, in particular how to create a big moon.
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Two other pieces of data also cast doubt on the unmeasured-slack hypothesis.
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My unconfirmed hypothesis is that this is a Gen Z-fueled stock craze.
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"I think most scientists probably favor the wetter, warmer, greener hypothesis," Adams says.
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For 30 years quantitative investing started with a hypothesis, says a quant investor.
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She and her colleagues then put the extinction filter hypothesis to the test.
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The continuity hypothesis… suggests that dreams mirror our thoughts and behaviors while awake.
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"Our hypothesis was that maybe it's more nuanced than that," Mr. Grayson said.
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The leading hypothesis about humpbacks is that males do so to attract females.
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But Drezner's hypothesis is that something more insidious happened — the book undermined itself.
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The Financial Instability Hypothesis, The Jerome Levy Economics Institute Working Paper No. 74.
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Women clearly can smash the Oval Office glass ceiling at some point, without the cycle in which Trump seeks reelection being the most propitious moment to test the hypothesis (particularly since said hypothesis was tested in 2016, with disastrous results).
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Null hypothesis testing follows a similar logic: If there are huge and consistent weight differences between the chocolate eaters and chocolate abstainers, the null hypothesis — that there are no weight differences — starts to look silly and you can reject it.
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"You could form a hypothesis from that, but you couldn't prove anything," he says.
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Both of these results are in line with Dr Yang's and Dr Urminsky's hypothesis.
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I think that it is certainly one hypothesis that could align with the facts.
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This theory, known as the maternal immune hypothesis, makes a lot of intuitive sense.
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CAFARO: -- something interesting about this and I don&apost necessarily agree with the hypothesis.
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One is the quest to solve an open problem, such as the Riemann hypothesis.
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It's not clear what's driving these trends, but one compelling hypothesis keeps showing up.
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"For the moment this is just hypothesis," Loiseau told France Inter radio on Wednesday.
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This hypothesis hasn't been tested in animals, but there is evidence from other organisms.
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This means the "big chewers" hypothesis for Neanderthal faces is now seriously in doubt.
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But the other option, still a hypothesis for the most part, is pretty neat.
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University College Cork researchers came up with a creative way to test this hypothesis.
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Their results have finally been published, and they contradict an older established geologic hypothesis.
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This account is a working hypothesis — my best guess of how the world works.
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His work supports the hypothesis that it might have something to do with oxygen.
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This supports the original hypothesis that this is the "angrier" or more hyperbolic account.
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It's called the relative income hypothesis, developed by Harvard economist James Duesenberry in 1949.
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The hypothesis included the idea that an extraterrestrial body impacted Earth 12,800 years ago.
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Smith was sure he was onto something and began emailing Myer about his hypothesis.
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The iPhone 8 proves to be an odd sort of proof for this hypothesis.
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Meanwhile, other officials have begun quietly but insistently reviving the old garbage dump hypothesis.
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Though, Hyman admits he does not have any data to back up that hypothesis.
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The neutron-star hypothesis of nucleosynthesis also depends on supernovae, but at one remove.
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"That's another hypothesis that we have to keep in mind," said van den Bergh.
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These structures could be seriously damaged during ramming events, calling the hypothesis into question.
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Another hypothesis is that these spikes make people less sensitive to insulin over time.
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Because I'd developed a hypothesis, one that keeps proving itself even now, years later.
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I'd like to pose an alternate hypothesis: Comet 67P is a Pokémon Go gym.
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If it does, the cold dark matter hypothesis is seemingly safe from this quandary.
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One hypothesis is that drivers behave more carefully around cyclists who aren't wearing helmets.
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But there's a problem with this hypothesis, and it has to with the timing.
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More recently, though, many scientists have called for a rebranding of the hygiene hypothesis.
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His experiments thus confirm that the ruby hypothesis works—at least, in a laboratory.
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According to the authors, this result challenges the core hypothesis of the 'fantasy model'.
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I would beg to differ on the film's quality, but it's a reasonable hypothesis.
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The CEA estimates also suggest that the "job polarization" hypothesis won't hold going forward.
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Our hypothesis was that certain topics would be more sensitive to context than others.
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"We have some hypothesis of what we will find," Gulick told CNN on Thursday.
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"It's a hypothesis generating study that hopefully will lead to more studies," he said.
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According to the hygiene hypothesis, our ancestors came to tolerate low levels of infection.
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But there hasn't been any evidence of this hypothesis in the past until now.
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He added that another hypothesis points to the human physiological response to hot temperatures.
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"The hypothesis is, proving the value of media will unlock more spend," he said.
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To support their hypothesis the team points to markings they found on the claws.
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This hypothesis, which dates back a hundred years or more, is known as panspermia.
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But I think it's a kind of hypothesis that's very, very hard to dismiss.
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Along with this key finding, we observed three stunning phenomena that reinforce our hypothesis.
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The natural hypothesis is that they experience consonance and dissonance differently than Western listeners.
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To Fisher, "statistical significance" meant the hypothesis is worthy of a follow-up investigation.
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So that hypothesis doesn't help explain Mr. Manafort's decision to double-cross Mr. Mueller.
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The US Air Force first tested the hypothesis in the 1990s using parabolic flights.
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Another hypothesis is that parents' hormones at the moment of conception have an influence.
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Still, West Virginia educators and policy makers are believers in the "skills gap" hypothesis.
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Bret: Alternative hypothesis: Maybe he can't win, and he would be a terrible president.
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"Although the research does not prove the coastal migration hypothesis, it certainly strengthens it."
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Final comments in the small group's comments suggest the researchers' hypothesis may have merit.
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However, "we leave the task of testing this hypothesis to future research," she adds.
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But while the median-voter theory has its problems, this new hypothesis is unfounded.
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Contrary to the shaped-to-play hypothesis, rats prolonged the game by re-hiding.
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My hypothesis is we're looking at a societal judgment about how women are valued.
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Activity data released for July earlier this week gave this hypothesis a further nudge.
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That, in essence is the hypothesis behind "Can't Just Stop," Sharon Begley's new book.
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Ultimately, the most important variable in testing this hypothesis will be Mr. Trump himself.
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"Our hypothesis is that this is relevant and consistent across populations of illiterate adults."
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But Bjerknes's key insight was that weather prediction could be framed as a hypothesis.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: — Return to your hypothesis from above.
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Although there's no way to test this hypothesis, it makes a lot of sense.
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At the moment we do not believe at the hypothesis of a populist government.
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One published essay presents the hypothesis that it's an evolutionary holdover from tadpole development.
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That doesn't rule out the ET hypothesis, but it doesn't exactly bolster it either.
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Kolumba is a museum centered around emotional questions, not necessarily intellectual or theological hypothesis.
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Biogen, another company that is going after the same hypothesis, was down 6% Wednesday.
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And the other hypothesis was that she was coached or influenced by her mother.
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Even if the results only yield a hypothesis to test in the future, that's okay.
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Our hypothesis is that certainly locking and having a locking mechanism will help with this.
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The "null hypothesis" means that the experimental outcome was exactly the same as the control.
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The single impact hypothesis is not new—in fact, it's at least 30 years old.
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Perhaps there's more evidence to support the hypothesis in other groups of animals, like mammals.
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The evidence for this hypothesis comes from a rare type of meteorite called a ureilite.
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Additionally, the replications only tested one hypothesis, so papers with multiple hypotheses aren't fully tested.
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And all this evidence, he says, points to a "pan-Africa" hypothesis of human development.
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"We're testing one solution to the Fermi Paradox called the Zoo Hypothesis," Vakoch told Gizmodo.
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"In the absence of what we know now, that's a pretty good hypothesis," he says.
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Dr Moller's hypothesis was that avoiding vehicles needs intelligence, and intelligence needs a big brain.
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Often, when studies don't replicate, it's not that the effort totally disproves the underlying hypothesis.
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On its surface, the season's sixth episode would seem to support this hypothesis the least.
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The hypothesis has been the driving force behind Alzheimer's research for more than 20 years.
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Morning Consult, in conjunction with Politico, tested just this hypothesis at the end of October.
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The most highly-ranked hypothesis is the one that is eventually surfaced to the user.
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It's an extraordinary hypothesis, except there's still debate over whether such a world even exists.
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New fossil evidence or data from physiological studies could go against their hypothesis, for example.
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That hypothesis has now been tested in the primary, and the results are not good.
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This doesn't mean that the medical hypothesis — that marijuana can cause sexual issues — is false.
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For now, though, no one is sure—so the microbe hypothesis cannot be discounted completely.
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"Another competing hypothesis would be there's been an increase in regulation and supervision," he said.
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"We cannot rule out the evil genius hypothesis," he deadpanned during a Caltech press conference.
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"It's still a hypothesis, and we still need to do more rigorous testing," Sarnat said.
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It's too soon to say if Selected's hypothesis around improving teacher retention is paying off.
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An even more intriguing hypothesis is that large craters have been erased by ice volcanoes.
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Gould proposed the magnetic map hypothesis that Putman's team is testing way back in 1982.
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We're still not sure what they are, but scientists are now proposing an amazing hypothesis.
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And I believe it's a mistake to take it seriously even as a working hypothesis.
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That, at least, is the hypothesis now being investigated by Sigrid Close of Stanford University.
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Observations of this physical process in Greenland's outlet glaciers have lent credence to this hypothesis.
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I think the gender differences emerged not because we had a hypothesis in our survey.
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The hypothesis is that LSD can help people associate concepts that they wouldn't normally consider.
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""[T]his does not mean the entire facial feedback hypothesis is dead in the water.
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The study finds considerable evidence of climate gentrification, and for the elevation hypothesis in particular.
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And, in a way, its history is a mix of classical and hypothesis-driven vaccinology.
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Together, they work out balancing the science with visual storytelling to represent an artistic hypothesis.
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And we have a prominent example of that hypothesis with the election of Donald Trump.
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"Our hypothesis is that investors chase expectations of future performance as opposed to historical returns."
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Another hypothesis is that after the 2008 recession, cars and car loans became very cheap.
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Let yourself be swept up in an idea, pursue a hypothesis and chase down answers.
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Since the hypothesis was laid out earlier this year, it's been simply called Planet Nine.
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That, for Schmidt and Frank, is one of the core themes of the Silurian hypothesis.
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Finally, companies need to decide on valuation criteria to evaluate the hypothesis to be tested.
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But we can resolve at least some of these problems by modifying our hypothesis slightly.
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Evidence accumulated over the decades for what came to be known as the hygiene hypothesis.
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The Sandy Hook school shooting provides the most striking evidence in support of this hypothesis.
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Our preliminary hypothesis is that the creatures were green or blue, with long cartilaginous beaks.
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He claims most climate models are wrong and that global warming is a mere hypothesis.
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James is rightly reluctant to offer a "grand philosophical scheme" or "factitious hypothesis" of exoticism.
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It's a fascinating possibility, and further evidence in favor of the burgeoning Snowball Earth hypothesis.
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Her paper became a key hypothesis in psychology, criminology, and sociology, cited thousands of times.
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The data is consistent with that hypothesis, but more data is needed to be sure.
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"At this stage, this hypothesis needs to be confirmed with further work," write the authors.
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Simply, they were unable to generate the phenomenon in model simulations with either hypothesis alone.
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My data request tested a hypothesis: Were American voter files exported to the United Kingdom?
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We've spent this last year focusing on product, and validating a lot of our hypothesis.
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There is often little tolerance for testing a hypothesis or making up your own mind.
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What's more, upon drafting the report, the researchers changed their hypothesis to match this finding.
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The Oslo study is the first to test the hypothesis, and it seems it's real.
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According to Dr. Dani, this hypothesis is consistent with other observations around smoking and drinking.
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The second way of examining this question is to examine the victim-to-victim hypothesis.
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When performing a hypothesis test, the p-value helps determine the significance of the results.
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Build a hypothesis that can serve as a starting point for further observation and testing.
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One hypothesis is that officers got used to the cameras and became desensitized to them.
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There's no way to test this hypothesis, but there's no way to falsify it, either.
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In what became their passion project, they searched for clues to support Dr. Dominy's hypothesis.
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It's hard for me to reconstruct the optimistic logic that led me to this hypothesis.
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A more plausible hypothesis is that the diplomats were exposed to some kind of toxin.
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Rejecting the null is a major hurdle scientists need to clear to prove their hypothesis.
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One (unproven) hypothesis is that a warming Arctic decreases the strength of the jet stream.
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I suspect this is related to suicide in some way, but it's just a hypothesis.
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If the results are super rare, scientists can feel more confident their hypothesis is correct.
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It is offered as a scholarly hypothesis to be debated, not thrown like a grenade.
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But the study's authors agree that more research would be required to prove that hypothesis.
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In seeking to explain their results, Munger and Phillips eschew the "radicalization by algorithm" hypothesis.
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"A working hypothesis is the synthetic cannabinoids were contaminated with brodifacoum," according to the CDC.
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Michael Steele, a former Republican Party chairman and an MSNBC analyst, offered his own hypothesis.
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Dr. Lack and fellow scientists tested the hypothesis in a large clinical trial in England.
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"At the moment... there is not any concrete hypothesis under consideration," CEO Remo Ruffini said.
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"Our hypothesis is that this parasite is also in an oxygen-poor environment," she said.
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Recently, I tested this handicap hypothesis by examining the wing bones of female club-wings.
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Her hypothesis is that drug-addicted and obese individuals are more susceptible to such messages.
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For the time being, he withheld his hypothesis that harsh conditions could create stem cells.
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As we roll into annual consumption season, it's a good time to test this hypothesis.
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"That's our working hypothesis for why they had such elevated rates of replacement," D'Emic said.
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Huntsman, who resigned in October, is not alone in pushing back on the Ukraine hypothesis.
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He based his hypothesis on tiny sparkly minerals called zircon that he found on Mauritius.
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Other researchers cautioned that the new findings weren't definitive proof of the synaptic homeostasis hypothesis.
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" It also said it removed reference to the 2005 paper that promoted "a racist hypothesis.
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Wilson's argument was persuasive, yet it was mostly an aspiration dressed up as a hypothesis.
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To test their hypothesis, the researchers analyzed demographic data over 43 years for 200 whales.
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So when the p is small, researchers start to think the null hypothesis looks improbable.
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My research team and I tested this gut hypothesis empirically through a series of studies.
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The other is a newer hypothesis known as the North Pacific Coast route, also called the Kelp Highway Hypothesis, in which America's first settlers arrived by hugging the coastline along southern Beringia and North America's west coast, no earlier than about 17,000 years ago.
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This is a very simple lesson in the scientific method: When a scientist has a hypothesis about something, the fastest, most reliable way to provide evidence that the hypothesis is true is to look as carefully as possible for evidence that it is false.
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" Mr. Robinson also directed the Oregon Institute's Petition Project, which said "that the human-caused global warming hypothesis is without scientific validity and that government action on the basis of this hypothesis would unnecessarily and counterproductively damage both human prosperity and the natural environment.
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In January, two theoretical physicists put forward a thrilling hypothesis about the cause of the discrepancy.
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"Our hypothesis is that they must have handled a container we are now seeking," he said.
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Lee and Yang identified circumstantial evidence against that hypothesis and suggested critical experiments to test it.
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They felt that the ESA had fit the Planck data to the most convenient inflationary hypothesis.
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The researchers decided to test their hypothesis by counting the snorts of horses in various settings.
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We wanted to test the hypothesis that trauma survival is affected by differences in blood types.
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But he also notes in the conclusion that it is impossible to test any other hypothesis.
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Our hypothesis was correct: The skills and experience gained through sports translate into marketable leadership skills.
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Ideally, statisticians say, researchers should set out to prove a specific hypothesis before a study begins.
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But broader interrogations of the mismatch hypothesis have found that it is not, in fact, true.
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"Our hypothesis is that insurance will be massively impacted by the IoT data revolution," says Teicke.
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But Claudio Avruj, the human-rights secretary, says that investigators' "strongest hypothesis points to the police".
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I, for one, am hoping the many moons of destruction hypothesis turns out to be correct.
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That this volumetric inflation has stimulated wine consumption—Dr Marteau's second hypothesis—is hard to prove.
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This glacier hypothesis isn&apost new; it was first proposed in 1902 in the journal Archaeologia .
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Then you test your hypothesis, like when I looked out the window and saw people running.
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Our hypothesis is that visitors are bouncing because they don't trust us with their sensitive information.
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A lot of planning and a whole lot of work later, he has proven his hypothesis.
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One hypothesis is that a "bloating" government inflated the government payroll, increasing the need to borrow.
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Consequently, this hypothesis goes, they don't know as much, and what they don't know, they fear.
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Study after study has examined the "knowledge gap" hypothesis and found that it doesn't hold up.
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I think the report of a medieval church or basilica is still very much a hypothesis.
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"We intervened, on the hypothesis that there was a danger the bridge could collapse," he said.
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Morbid though the thought is, Dr Azoulay's hypothesis has the scientific virtue of generating testable predictions.
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In science, you should have a hypothesis first and then design an experiment to test it.
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"I don't think this is purposeful cutting, I don't buy the evil dealer hypothesis," said Ciccarone.
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A corollary to the Great Man Theory is what could be called the "Big Firm Hypothesis".
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"My own personal hypothesis is that would not have decreased the degree of resistance," Cerf says.
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It's as if the twentieth century served as a large-scale experiment to confirm Thoreau's hypothesis.
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One hypothesis suggests that "as economic conditions worsen that might also worsen mental health," Burke said.
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Lastly, AI can help validate an investment banker's hypothesis and lead to more informed future decisions.
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As a startup founder, you don't want to get overly attached to any particular business hypothesis.
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But a second hypothesis suggests just the opposite: The accretion disk starts thin before puffing up.
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Well, their hypothesis in December was that a tight labor market was going to cause inflation.
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While understanding fetal development is important, other researchers don't think that the study proves its hypothesis.
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The mismatch hypothesis was recently discussed by the late Justice Antonin Scalia in the Fisher v.
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From there, they were able to build a working hypothesis, which they tested with further experiments.
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But he conceded this hypothesis seems unlikely because users are rarely faithful to a single dealer.
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The hypothesis that frequent technology use and social media are bad for mental health isn't outrageous.
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One hypothesis suggested the reason was a lack of large food particles, such as planktonic algae.
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"Here's my hypothesis: yes, the president doesn't really care for many of these leaders," he said.
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That hypothesis states that a species belonging to a larger genus should also include more subspecies.
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A leading hypothesis is that the virus emerged from animals at a popular market in Wuhan.
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It's how rare the results would be in the world where the null hypothesis is true.
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And so, when the p is small, researchers start to think the null hypothesis looks improbable.
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It could also help us investigate the hypothesis that life didn't start on Earth at all.
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But one key hypothesis, Gibala explained, has to do with the heart's ability to pump blood.
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It's a counterintuitive hypothesis, but past research suggests that more lives are saved with less intervention.
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They confirmed scientists' long-held hypothesis that the two rhinos are subspecies, rather than distinct species.
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If these kids experience severe Covid-19 symptoms too, then the "pristine lung" hypothesis holds up.
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That supports Dr. Shara's hypothesis that these types of star systems go through all three stages.
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"This is a hypothesis that should be tested with data on the ground," Dr. Harvati said.
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If not, brainstorm some ways you could potentially test your hypothesis to see whether it's correct.
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The leading hypothesis is that the disease is the result of the new coronavirus, 2019-nCoV.
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The latest findings add to a hypothesis that competition for scarce water causes honeycomb-like patterns.
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Her hypothesis was confirmed a few months later when the child began to act up again.
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It is clear that a government with the center-right is no longer a pursuable hypothesis.
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But he kept at it, producing a string of papers with findings that supported the hypothesis.
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"We are working on a hypothesis" of finding areas where people might have survived, he said.
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Scientists found evidence for this hypothesis in jungles and woodlands in many parts of the world.
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A smart economist named James Duesenberry studied this phenomenon and named it the relative income hypothesis.
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"The Times also removed reference to the 2005 paper, stating that it promoted "a racist hypothesis.
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Roman's hypothesis certainly makes intuitive sense, and it's backed by data from segregated and gentrified neighborhoods.
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Despite the heart-healthy hypothesis, plenty of studies have linked moderate drinking to more health problems.
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I do not quite know why it is, and I'm curious if you have a hypothesis.
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Spend several minutes developing your hypothesis — feel free to pause or replay the video as needed.
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Darwin's hypothesis can "also be seen by tabulating the diversity of different continents," Faurby told me.
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Whether or not Riemann's hypothesis is true has fundamental importance to mathematics—for example, the hypothesis could explain why prime numbers (those that are divisible only by one and themselves, like 3, 5, 7 and 277,232,917−1) are distributed the way they are across the number line.
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"We showed that the core hypothesis for why I started the company is real — and the core hypothesis was you need real-time, medically accurate, geolocated data that's taken from people who've just fallen ill to detect outbreaks and predict the spread of illness," Singh said.
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