Sentence examples similar to Unsubstantiated hypothesis from inspiring English sources

A number of hypotheses are proposed and the dangers of adopting unsubstantiated hypotheses are stressed.

You cannot base a complaint on unsubstantiated gossip or speculation.

Unsubstantiated claims won't work.

The coagulopathy concept "is hardly a radical idea," he says, and Bergeron has failed to fully credit past studies, including a 2006 paper that Mitchell and a colleague wrote for the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, which reviewed 10 hypotheses and found most "unsubstantiated by the available data".

This hypothesis was based on the largely unsubstantiated premises that Weichselia is a mangrove plant, that such fern mangrove communities were very widespread and as productive in the past as modern angiosperm mangrove communities are today, and that Paralititan really inhabited these environments (Smith et al. in Nothdurft & Smith, 2001).

However, the hypothesis that TCR is involved is currently unsubstantiated and it may ultimately transpire that other DNA repair, or indeed damage, processes differentially affect the transcribed and untranscribed strands of genes.

Nativists have rested content with hypotheses about language acquisition and innate knowledge that are based on plausible-seeming but largely unsubstantiated claims about what the pld contain, and about what children do and do not know and say.

The hypothesis tested in the review was that pain mechanism investigations are unsuccessful as a result of the unsubstantiated assumption that under well-working balanced occlusion, force is only exerted perpendicular to the occlusal plane, allowing the denture to sit firmly on its foundation.

The claim is unsubstantiated.

Many books contain unsubstantiated statements.

Both these reports are unsubstantiated.