Sentence examples for academic hypotheses from inspiring English sources

Now in its sixth year, with exterior walls and one tower well under way, Guédelon has become a living laboratory in which academic hypotheses about medieval building techniques can be tested.

It is now known that northerly winds are to be expected at Danskøya; but in the late 19th century, information on Arctic airflow and precipitation existed only as contested academic hypotheses.

In academic hypothesis-driven research settings, phenotyping tests are limited to those that answer-specific questions.

However, for most published DNA microarray and RNA-seq studies, only a subset of genes of the researchers' interests were reported to demonstrate their academic hypothesis.

To clarify the academic hypothesis, the proinflammatory cytokines, IL-1β and TNF-α, were detected here by ELISA and western blotting.

Students' computer game attitudes also have no significant influence to their academic achievements (hypothesis H5) as Table 12 shows.

We hypothesized that education promoting the wearing of glasses aimed at school children with correctable refractive error, their teachers, and parents, and providing such children with free spectacles, would increase children's glasses wear (intermediary hypothesis) and improve their academic performance (main hypothesis).

Inevitably, there are differences among academics about which hypotheses are best supported by the data.

As Catholics become more liberal on such questions, that points to looming American-style "culture wars".What is causing the shift to Protestantism? Academics have several hypotheses.

The culprits ranged from a widespread faith in the academic efficient-market hypothesis to the feeble standards at credit rating agencies, which allowed bundles of subprime mortgages to be treated as "investment grade," to regulators and policy makers who did not understand the severity of the situation until it was too late.

Although the academic debate surrounding this hypothesis has not yet been settled, there is strong evidence that rapid warming or cooling episodes have caused multiple mass extinctions of other species over the past 500 million years.