Sentence examples for a particular hunch from inspiring English sources

Silver's volume is more like an engagingly written user's manual, with forays into topics like dynamic nonlinear systems (the guts of chaos theory) and Bayes's theorem (a tool for figuring out how likely a particular hunch is right in light of the evidence we observe).

Preferences are expressed; bets are placed at Ladbrokes; the odds are discussed and argued over, without the slightest shred of evidence to give credence to any particular hunch over another.

Or they might do it because they have a particular bias or hunch about a game, in which case they're essentially throwing their 3percentt margin out the window and gambling with their own money.

Your topic can be aroused from a sense of curiosity, hunch and interest over a particular perceived problem that you feel needed to be filled in the gap of knowledge.

Although one nurse said that in responding to the questions he would try and stick closely to the patient's report of their symptoms regardless of his own hunches, researchers also observed clinicians consciously answering the pain quality questions in a particular way to match their clinical judgment or to manipulate a particular CDSS response.

To test their hunch, the researchers isolated microvesicles from 30 frozen tumor samples and looked for mRNA from a particular growth receptor unique to glioblastomas.

Let's say you have a strong hunch about two particular options—experiment X will succeed and Y will fail.

Sometimes you just have a feeling about something, a hunch.

But $50 billion is a lot to stake on a hunch.

But a lawyer named Ananda Padmanabhan had a hunch.

Sometimes a hunch is only a hunch.