Sentence examples for a particular hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The nay-sayers insist loudly that they're "climate sceptics", but this is a calculated misnomer – scientific scepticism is the method of investigating whether a particular hypothesis is supported by the evidence.

Clearly, social values should never count as evidence for or against a particular hypothesis — abhorrence of the death penalty does not count as data against its crime-deterrent effects.

The good researcher does not grieve over the death of a particular hypothesis.

Importantly, eSynth is not restricted to a particular hypothesis, e.g. a pre-defined pharmacophore often used by synthesis algorithms.

The probability that a particular hypothesis is true is interpreted as a degree of belief, or credence, of the scientist.

It is outspokenly subjective: probability is used for quantifying a scientist's subjective degrees of belief in a particular hypothesis.

In concluding remarks the authors suggest that the choice between a SMM or a RMM should be guided by the availability of software, by ease of interpretation, or by the need to test a particular theory or hypothesis that may be better formulated under one parameterization and not the other.

For youth, empirical evidence for any particular hypothesis remains limited.

Scientists have long argued about why we devote roughly a third of our lives to sleep, but with little concrete data to support any particular hypothesis.

However, there is no conclusive evidence for any particular hypothesis [ 2– 4].

However, for the purpose of this contribution, the weakness of GAs as models of evolution turns out to be their strength: The single fitness function allows the modeller to specify a well defined fitness criterion and thus to investigate a very particular hypothesis about the effect of adaptive pressures on the evolution of diauxic growth.