Sentence examples for Tempting hypothesis from inspiring English sources

It's a tempting hypothesis, especially in the current climate of renewed presidential prestige and world crisis.

It is these crystals, not aerosols, that act as condensation centres for further cloud formation.Regardless of which theory is correct (and both might be wrong), the effect of fewer cosmic rays would be fewer clouds and since clouds tend to cool the earth by reflecting incoming solar radiation away from it a warmer planet.This is certainly a tempting hypothesis.

A tempting hypothesis is that autophagy may facilitate viral propagation, as demonstrated for other positive-strand RNA viruses such as dengue virus, and Poliovirus (Richards and Jackson, 2013).

A tempting hypothesis that we further investigated with a follow-up paradigm and statistical analysis.

This is a tempting hypothesis as it is well known that Treg and Th17 are developmentally related [60], [61], [62], [63].

In light of the previously described growth-limiting effect of BCL11B in BCL11B-negative HeLa and hematopoietic progenitor cell FDC-P1lines, a tempting hypothesis is that cell cycle restriction causes the reduced percentage of S-phase cells.

These observations tempt the hypothesis that BteA modulates localized cellular responses to Bordetella infection, and we speculate that this may be especially relevant to interactions with phagocytic antigen-presenting cells.

A tempting but speculative hypothesis is that the isolates in the first clade are more pathogenic and isolates in the second clade are more commensal.

This is further tempting with the hypothesis that pelvic or ovarian serous carcinomas may originate from the fallopian tubes.

164 Underlying mechanistic links are lacking but it is tempting to raise the hypothesis that the intestinal microbiota may be a common factor in both diseases.

It is also tempting to put forward the hypothesis that ketamine blocks astrocytic NMDAr and subsequently the astrocytic release of D-serine, a potential target for a new generation of antipsychotics [51].