hypotheses造句
(121) Emphasizes use of behavioral science research Methods: To test hypotheses concerning organizational behavior.
(122) The use of well-chosen nonsense words makes possible the testing of many fundamental hypotheses in the field of language learning.
(123) This paper provides a new point for fusibility checking of traces and hypotheses in multitarget tracking with a distributed sensor network(DSN).
(124) The common hypotheses of the shell structure aren't alterative in the new finite element method, and it finishes the solution through the integral of the different laminas .
(125) As the theoretical basis of posing personal suggestion, the article review the universal grammar theory of Chomsky, language transform, and five hypotheses of Krashen.
(126) It provides an environment of incomparable textual malleability and further fulfills many reconstructive hypotheses about text.
(127) The scientist plans experiments, performs calculations, and makes observations to test hypotheses.
(128) Stock model of economical order batch is established under the objective of maximum total profit according to the hypotheses of constant demand rate.
(129) Based on the secondary industry in the upstream of the Yangtze River, the issue of industrial innovation is further discussed under theoretical hypotheses and empirical analysis.
(130) The paper tests the hypotheses of managerial entrenchment and managerial abilities based on diversifying entry of listed companies in China.
(131) Other experiments have shown one of Kolmogorov's basic hypotheses to be unfouned.
(132) By correlation and regression analysis, all three hypotheses proposed by this study are supported.
(133) Positive is the important hypotheses of many financial forecasting models, but the correlation coefficient matrix we get from actual samples are not always positive.
(134) Hypotheses testing and general data analysis are accomplished with regression analysis.
(135) It is part of the method of explanation by way of reduction, or deduction from hypotheses.
(136) This article conducted a statistical description of dividend distribution, summarized the characteristics of dividend distribution of listed companies, and put forward hypotheses..com
(137) Regarding the second assumption, a number of alternative hypotheses have been advanced.
(138) Statistical techniques , including Multi - Regression, Cluster Analysis, and Discriminant Analysis , were employed to test ten null hypotheses.
(139) Furthermore, Bhattacharyya distance is employed to estimate the similarity between the target model and each hypotheses of the particle filter.
(140) The author believes that causality lies between Daiton's theory of atom and his law of multiple proportions, and that Prout's hypotheses have three planes of connotations.
(141) Typically, there are agency cost hypothesis, information asymmetry hypotheses, tax hypotheses, maturity matching theory and floatation cost hypothesis.
(142) In the subsequent section, I test the proposed hypotheses empirically, using three wave of the General Social Surveys.
(143) Luckily, a good test of the competing hypotheses is available.
(144) There are many hypotheses, none conclusively established, for how junk DNA arose and why it persists in the genome.
(145) Some multiverse hypotheses may therefore be great fun to think about but not practically falsifiable and therefore have no predictive scientific value.
(146) Since initial hypotheses are extracted based on reliable information, and hybrid control strategy with feedback is used, the proposed method can be used in practice situations.
(147) Until now, the mechanism of stigma closure and the hypotheses of avoiding self-pollination have been still uncertain.
(148) Very often we are unaware of the fact that we are operating with hypotheses or theories.
(149) Several examples can illustrate the value of theory-based analysis as a source of hypotheses for the historian to investigate.
(150) People have proposed all sorts of hypotheses to explain why dinosaurs have become extinct.
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