I don't believe that this is a generally
recognized technical term. I suppose that its use
is an attempt to avoid the word "null" in "null
hypothesis," which is what the writers mean. The
adjective "maintained" in this context corresponds
to the Russian "itberzhdati." (not sure of the
approved transliteration)
Alexander Tsyplakov wrote:
>
> The meaning of the term "maintained hypothesis" differs in the
> literature. I'm not sure which meaning is correct (or more widely
> used). Can anybody help? I need this for English-Russian dictionary.
>
> -----------------------------
> Alexander Tsyplakov
> Novosibirsk State University
> http://matrixer.narod.ru/
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