Sentence examples for a promising hypothesis from inspiring English sources

But RIKEN's director, Yoshiki Sasai, says it is difficult to call the STAP phenomenon "even a promising hypothesis".

A promising hypothesis is that parallel evolution involving similar pathways was forced by constraints that limit the options that could have been implemented (Hodin 2000; Abouheif 2008).

Dehydration-related embrittlement is thought to be a promising hypothesis as a mechanism of lowering frictional strength sufficiently to generate intermediate-depth intraslab events (Nishiyama, 1992; Kirby, 1995; Seno and Yamanaka, 1996).

Nevertheless, SILCAAT and ESPRIT did provide a promising hypothesis: that IL-2 may enhance proliferation of T cells pools which are different from those expanded by antiretroviral therapy alone and characterized by naïve and central memory phenotypes.

Resistance to ultraviolet radiation provides a promising hypothesis for geographic patterns of pigmentation among African populations.

It is likely that this is not a promising hypothesis after all, at least for fetal growth.

Based on our results, a very promising hypothesis would be to explore the possible influence of the IVF center situation (monopoly/non-monopoly) on the probability of treatment discontinuation.

Based on the most recent ADNI data, however, this would seem a logical and promising hypothesis to test next.

This may even provide a promising analytical hypothesis about what claims about reasons mean, or reductive hypothesis about what reasons are.

A very interesting and, in my opinion, promising hypothesis on the mechanism of heritable resistance to pathogens in arthropods.

To summarize, I think the accompanying paper by Mulkidjanian together with this paper present a new, interesting, chemically plausible and overall promising hypothesis on the settings of primordial evolution.