Sentence examples for a hypothesis for a from inspiring English sources

It drew from a hypothesis for a sort of universal cancer treatment, advanced by the late Dr. Judah Folkman of Harvard.

Here I present a hypothesis for a new antiviral approach that may be suitable for the treatment of HIV infected patients.

The Simpsons developed a hypothesis for a way to weaken hurricanes by seeding some of the storm's clouds with silver iodide.

First, they are prompted to come up with a hypothesis for a particular question for example, What will happen to the hawk population if the grass is removed?

As for other measurements, to overview general tendency as well as the descriptive statistics for each fuel type, a hypothesis for a further statistical analysis, based on the bivariate correlation, was established.

This might thus provide a hypothesis for a wing chemoreceptor function.

Manning (2007) has suggested a hypothesis for an affect of AR CAGn on neuronal transmission rate and general intelligence (g), which proposes that g increases with repeat length observed along the mammalian lineage is constrained in humans by the negative effects of SBMA and impaired sperm production.

"This very preliminary finding will set forth a hypothesis for further scientific research," said Jonathan Weatherdon, a spokesman for the N.H.L. Players Association.

Others were less enthusiastic, pointing out that finding subgroups after the fact who may have benefited suggests a hypothesis for future studies, not evidence of an effect.

It is only a hypothesis for now, and a controversial one at that, but the results of the study do suggest that branching corals may have a fighting chance in the future.

Fascinated with watching his father consumed in the investigative process — from performing a necropsy to examining tissue slides to developing a hypothesis for why an had animal died — Kinde became excited about applying a methodical approach to understanding the processes that alter normal physiology.