Sentence examples for a convincing hypothesis from inspiring English sources

It is not a convincing hypothesis.

When there are not enough sources of information, an archaeologist has to interpret the findings and achieve a convincing hypothesis.

To me that is two too many for a convincing hypothesis.

This analysis strategy did not seem to be pre-specified, and the authors failed to provide a convincing hypothesis to account for the finding.

Although clearly a member of the Cyprinidae among the cypriniform Otophysi, the simplified anatomical structure of Paedocypris, combined with a number of highly derived autapomorphic characters, have made it difficult to develop a convincing hypothesis about its phylogenetic position among the subfamilies of this largest teleost family [ 9].

In the midst of the cacophonous mise en scène here, Mr. Sewell offers an unusual, though marvelously convincing, hypothesis.

The more convincing hypothesis is a failure to integrate multisensory signals at the temporo-parietal junction, resulting in a breakdown of the spatial unity between self and the body.

Mechanism(s) of LP biogenesis are still a matter of dispute [4], but the most convincing hypothesis for this process is budding of LP from the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) [2,5 7].

Since B genes in combination with A und C are responsible for the determination of organs in whorl II and III, and these organs are affected in both bud bloomer mutants, a deficiency in B gene function is the most convincing hypothesis for formation of the bud flowering phenotype in C. vulgaris.

Beyond Williamson's rather convincing hypothesis and broadening the discussion to all the other branches of Niger-Congo, there is no consensus among scholars as to the origins and historical development of Niger-Congo languages.

The most convincing hypothesis seems to be that which links the name to the content and goals of the encyclopedia – the salvation of soul through attainment of knowledge and purification of heart (Diwald, 1975, 16 22).