Sentence examples for a speculative hypothesis from inspiring English sources

As it is frequently said, atheists believe that it is false that God exists, or that God's existence is a speculative hypothesis of an extremely low order of probability.

Perspective is a new format for scholarly reviews and discussions of the primary research literature that are too technical for a Commentary but do not meet the criteria for a Review either because the scope is too narrow, or because the author is advocating a controversial position or a speculative hypothesis or discussing work primarily from one group.

However widely assumed, Zhuangzi's authorship of any of the "inner" chapters remains a speculative hypothesis.

The second assumption, called "healthy carriage", was a speculative hypothesis made earlier in order to reconcile the incompatibilities between male and female age profiles of HIV seroprevalence.

Alternatively, you should merely bring up the lignin link as a speculative hypothesis in the Discussion.

Inspired by these findings, we propose a speculative hypothesis on how antibiotics might be associated with autism.

This manuscript is not a scientific paper, but a comment on a highly speculative hypothesis published in the same journal by Panchin et al. proposing that some religious rituals could be induced by the influence of microorganisms on the human brain for the sole sake of favouring the spread of those microbes.

This manuscript is not a scientific paper but a comment on a highly speculative hypothesis published earlier this year in the same journal by Panchin et al. proposing that some religious rituals could be induced by the influence of microorganisms on the human brain for the sole sake of favoring the spread of those microbes.

A more speculative hypothesis is that ISOL also may provide flying bird and bat groups with potentially useful information such as the speed, location, and fin/wing-beat frequency of neighbors.

A tempting but speculative hypothesis is that the isolates in the first clade are more pathogenic and isolates in the second clade are more commensal.

In sum, the data are currently too sparse to permit a persuasive inference regarding the speculative hypothesis of a higher probability of identifying ADHD-I in patients with comorbid ADHD-OCD.