Sentence examples for a hypothesis though from inspiring English sources

It is not just a hypothesis though, that gap between the cost of living and wage increases has actually been in place in the last few years.

Such a hypothesis, though valid in certain cases, oversimplifies complex biological systems, since they contain not only proteins but also other biomacromolecules, such as polysaccharides.

Authors' response: It is possible, of course, to consider my paper as a hypothesis, though I would prefer to denote it as a discussion, the discussion of the problems related to sexual reproduction.

So the hypothesis, though plausible, has not been proved.

Contrary to this hypothesis, though, mean single-target RTs for dual-task conditions were credibly longer than those for single-task conditions in across all experiments.

The credibility of this hypothesis, though, depends on conceivable links between the oxytocinergic system and the above mentioned, well documented OCD neural circuit.

In addition, the BC focus group cited that natural experiments also provide valid data that can be used to test a hypothesis, even though humans did not manipulate the variables directly.

But if our superficial review is correct, we can say that quantum mechanics will not obviate our need for a Past Hypothesis though it may well solve (on a GRW interpretation) at least one problem related to the direction of time.

To limit the number of hypotheses, though, we hypothesized that the total number of pain sites would affect LBP probability, rather than run analyses for each level of the variable.

David Haig, a professor of evolutionary biology at Harvard University, who was not involved in the research, said the paper posed an interesting hypothesis, though more work needs to be done to prove it.

Propagules of a large number of aquatic invertebrates and macrophytes have been reported to be effectively dispersed by large herbivores [ 24] or water birds, though a hypothesis for the animal-mediated dispersal of Nothobranchius eggs encased in mud over longer distances appears unlikely given the limited contact between the clades and populations.