The phrase "accepting hypothesis" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding of terms; "accepting" typically does not pair with "hypothesis" in this context. An example could be: "The researchers are considering the accepting hypothesis regarding the effects of the new drug."
Alternatives: "accepted hypothesis" or "valid hypothesis."
According to Shala this concerns futures research or foresight because rejecting or accepting hypotheses based on observational and experimental data is not available in this field.
As objectivity in the positivist understanding is limited to rejecting or accepting hypotheses based on observational and experimental data, it is only applicable to empirical scientific inquiry.
The prevailing, but not universally accepted, hypothesis is that amyloid plaques in the brain play a major role in causing Alzheimer's.
Among the different hypotheses microbial processes before or during sewage treatment have been the most accepted hypothesis [16, 17].
The generally accepted hypothesis in arid zone environments in Australia that river water forms the primary groundwater recharge source has proven difficult to monitor.
This is contrary to the commonly accepted hypothesis describing gradual epimerite constriction and subsequent separation facilitated by contractility of the membrane fusion site (osmiophilic ring).
A phylogenetic analysis based on 55 true bug mitogenomes confirmed that B. colossus belongs to Reduviidae, but contradicted a widely accepted hypothesis.
Most accepted hypothesis of depression is postulated, and oxidative stress is suggested to be involved in the pathophysiology of depression [4].
It is a widely accepted hypothesis that moist wound dressings promote a faster rate of wound healing as compared to dry wound dressings.
The currently accepted hypothesis is that these mutations were originally neutral, meaning that deletion of the vitamin C production pathway had no selective advantage or disadvantage.
