Sentence examples for Unsupported hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Ayala explains that evolution is not a theory in that it is a "hunch" or an unsupported hypothesis, but that it is merely scientific semantics that designates evolution as a theory.

When no timely follow-ups are conducted on these small and inconclusive studies, unsupported hypotheses and weak evidence become the best information available to prescribers.

Our path analytical model suggests that of these six variables I hypothesized, all of them are useful predictor of e-learning outcomes, except the following three unsupported hypotheses.

The use of realist evaluation to inform future development of self-management technology may represent a more cost-effective way to identify unsupported hypotheses before wider adoption of technology by the health service.

"Good science," according to Gabler, viewed evolution as unsupported speculation.

It cannot be undermined by dreaming up alternative hypotheses (unsupported by strong evidence), or by pointing to remaining uncertainties in the established theory.

These hypotheses, unsupported by sufficient scientific evidence reflect explicitly the importance of the pineal gland in investigations of related mechanisms of the harmful effects of electromagnetic fields and/or electromagnetic radiation published in journals, textbooks, and even on the Internet.

However, as was pointed out by Nilsson (1998), naturalists who have worked on hawkmoth-pollinated flowers seldom find any spiders large enough to prey on hawkmoths, and so the predation avoidance hypothesis remains unsupported by any hard evidence.

Currently however, no prehistoric or living populations of Homo have been conclusively shown to have undergone such dwarfing so this hypothesis is unsupported and not testable at this time.

The danger is clear: if the utterly unsupported, but not entirely implausible, hypothesis is accepted then the deduction is not at all unreasonable.

These hypotheses were roundly unsupported.