Sentence examples for a second hypothesis from inspiring English sources

A second hypothesis is also about a clash of cultures.

A second hypothesis posits that turtles were more closely related to lizards and tuataras.

A second hypothesis, described by some officials as more likely, is that the documents were forged at Niger's embassy in Rome, in a moneymaking scheme.

A corollary of Vera's theory about large grazers is a second hypothesis, which he has pushed even more vigorously than the first, if that's possible.

A second hypothesis, "skill-biased technological change," situated the cause of growing inequality not in foreign trade but in domestic innovation.

A second hypothesis was that intrapartum infection correlates with increased lymphocyte activation and susceptibility to human immunodeficiency virus infection.

A second hypothesis, Dr. Cetron said, is that there is some other factor in Mexico that increased the lethality of the virus, such as co-infection with another microbe or an unwittingly dangerous form of treatment.

A second hypothesis associated with institutional factors relates to the role of firm size.

A second hypothesis is intestinal mesenteric vessel thrombosis or vasoconstriction, which could cause bowel ischemia [18, 19].

A second hypothesis examined the type of organizational structure chosen by small businesses to accomplish their project objectives.

This step is necessary to test a second hypothesis that site variability on surfaces, especially those of nanoparticles, strongly influences adsorption energies.