Sentence examples for An hypothesis from inspiring English sources

An hypothesis for how plants monitor radiation has been presented.

An hypothesis concerning the relationship between submarine hot springs and the origin of life on Earth.

An hypothesis describing the general temporal and spatial distribution of alfresco bacteria in the earth's atmospheric surface layer.

An hypothesis that has neither predictive nor explanatory value is not qualified to be called a theory, and huge numbers of first rate scientists in the fields of atmospheric and paleoclimate science, as well as physics and chemistry, regard it as nothing more than an hypothesis that has no significant evidentiary support.

An hypothesis for the intrarenal renin angiotensin system.

An hypothesis has emerged that increased sympathetic nervous system activity associated with heart failure might be the initial stimulus for betaAR signaling alterations, including desensitization.

Entitled "An Hypothesis Explaining the Properties of Light," it was in fact a general system of nature.

Some American writers will also use "an" with longish words (three or more syllables) beginning with H, where the first syllable isn't accented: "an hypothesis," "an habitual offender".

Consistent with an hypothesis of an adaptive functionality for SphK1, replenishing the media with complete serum was associated with the reversal of SphK1 activity towards its basal levels.

Both paracellular and intercellular pathways have been proposed, 25 but this is still an hypothesis rather than an established theory.

Thus, the present results give a clear proof of what was so far an hypothesis.