Sentence examples for advanced the hypothesis from inspiring English sources
A fellow of Newnham College, Cambridge (1934 51), in 1948 she advanced the hypothesis that earliest civilization may have originated in central Africa.
Thus Halleux and Meyvaert advanced the hypothesis that the word mappa is the result of an erroneous translation, in which the word cheirokmeton was confused with cheiromaktron (napkin or in Latin mappa).
In 1996, Martin J. Blaser advanced the hypothesis that H. pylori has a beneficial effect: by regulating the acidity of the stomach contents.
Badcock and Crespi have advanced the hypothesis that autism and schizophrenia are caused by imbalanced imprinting in the brain.
Astin advanced the hypothesis that student involvement in co-curricular activities contributed to academic, cognitive and personal growth [ 16].
On this basis Koonin and Ilyina [ 2] advanced the hypothesis that geminiviruses may have actually originated from bacterial plasmids.
Finally, inspired by Hollifield's 'liberal paradox' and the Moroccan case study, this paper seeks to advance the hypothesis of an 'illiberal paradox'.
Lastly, we advance the hypothesis that manipulation of IPC stimulation characteristics could potentially magnify the documented clinical benefits associated with this therapy.
We aim to further inform the debate about optimal hematocrit targets, advancing the hypothesis that the current hematocrit target may not optimize the survival of patients with end-stage renal disease.
Contrary to the approach followed in Theonoston, in De utilitate Cardano focuses on the kind of happiness that one can reach in this life, advancing the hypothesis – to be understood in an experimental sense – that there is no survival of the soul (etiam sublata immortalitate) (De utilitate, II, 5).
Starting from the emergence in the community of certain representational styles, we point out their correspondence with underlying design ontologies, and we advance the hypothesis that suggestions coming from modern art are being used both as a gnoseological means and as a suitable way to express and communicate deep design motifs.
