Sentence examples for a hypothesis without from inspiring English sources

Lula's institute on Tuesday said Janot had offered a hypothesis without proof.

According to Du Châtelet, part of the scientist's job is to "have certain knowledge of the facts that are within our reach, and to know all the circumstances attendant upon the phenomena we want to explain… for he who would hazard a hypothesis without this precaution would run the risk of seeing his explanation overthrown by new facts that he had neglected to find out about" (IP §61).

Not wanting to be one to reject a hypothesis without testing it, I decided to live with the possibility for a few days that all of it -- the recurrent infections, the fevers, the dizziness, the bizarre neurological symptoms -- really was, as my neurologist believed, all in my head.

This phenomenon again points to bounded rationality which looks for satisfying and not optimizing the costs of giving up of a hypothesis without trying to sustain it, as this search could exceed the benefits [35].

It also leads to a hypothesis that without this targeted performance testing (available to anyone at many health clubs and university athletic departments), would any of these patients (including the burn patient described here) ever recover?

"You can advance a scientific hypothesis without claiming certainty," Clottes told me one evening.

In this theorem, we consider only a completeness hypothesis without assuming the continuity of the nonself-mapping.

In this theorem, we consider only a completeness hypothesis without assuming the continuity of the non-self mapping and the approximate compactness of the subspace.

In this theorem, we consider only a completeness hypothesis without assuming the continuity of the non-self-mapping and the approximatively compactness of subspace.

Popper stressed that, regardless of the amount of confirming evidence, we can never be certain that a hypothesis is true without committing the fallacy of affirming the consequent.

Proposals have focussed on the idea that corroboration assessment asks whether apparent good evidence for an hypothesis is "improbable" without the hypothesis — it cannot easily be explained away by other explanations (possible explanations suggested by our "background knowledge").