Sentence examples for a hypothesis one from inspiring English sources

For example, to evaluate a hypothesis, one needs to analyze the data on which the hypothesis is based and draw one's own conclusions from these data.

Though Galileo had been admonished not to advocate Copernicanism, Urban had no objection to his presenting it as a hypothesis, one of several possible explanations for celestial motion.

Nietzsche's homosexuality is never really more than a hypothesis, one that too readily assumes that sexual manners of one era are easily talked about in the sexual categories of another.

Third, a hypothesis: one of the key influences in the contemporary cinema — especially the more commercially viable specimens of the European cinema — is Jean-Pierre Melville, whose film "The Red Circle" Almodóvar asked Banderas to watch — as a result of which, Théate writes, "the actor did everything he could to resemble Alain Delon," Melville's star.

However, the absence of random assignment and the fact that our study was not cast as a non-inferiority trial leaves this possibility more as a hypothesis, one in need of further testing.

He has shown it to be a hypothesis one is almost persuaded to believe that it is true, as he himself recently has characterized his own epistemic attitude (Batson 1997, 522).

In both cases only one of the elastic constants may be determined using a hypothesis on the other one (usually on the Poisson coefficient).

In 1951, Morgan proved that the Milky Way Galaxy had spiral arms - a hypothesis proposed one hundred years before by Alexander.

A hypothesis on the formation of one dimensional nanorods based on nucleation growth kinetics has been proposed.

Evolutionary scientists and paleoanthropologists not involved in the project said the interpretation of the findings was intriguing and provocative -- a "seductive hypothesis," one of them said.

This is a null hypothesis, one ETAS model with five parameters without change point.