Sentence examples similar to ambitious hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Rather than choosing a small, manageable project, she had set her sights on tackling an ambitious, unifying hypothesis linking the brain and the immune system to explain both normal brain development and disease.
Moreover, the ambitious quantitative hypothesis to be tested (10 or 15% difference in doctors' prescriptions) will not be easily demonstrated, in spite of the involvement of about 2000 physicians in the cluster RCT and about 900 in the single doctors RCT: an even larger sample size would have been necessary to see smaller but still relevant prescribing differences.
Some philosophers are sympathetic to ambitious reductive hypotheses about ethics.
The more ambitious versions of this hypothesis – that environmental induction can be at the basis of 'evolutionary novelties' (West-Eberhard 2003; Pigliucci et al. 2006; Uller and Helanterä 2011) – appears unaccessible to classical population-genetics modeling.
(It is important to see that the latter inversion hypothesis is much more ambitious and should be much more controversial than the original Lockean idea).
In general, the more ambiguous (and likely ambitious) the opportunity, the less likely we can start with a hypothesis and begin iterating.
The BEAST software package is an ambitious attempt to provide a general framework for parameter estimation and hypothesis testing of evolutionary models from molecular sequence data.
It would be of course over-ambitious to explain this phenomenon with cooperation and a single hypothesis.
Our study has several limitations: (1) the hypothesis that S-HAM might improve ORR by 15% as compared to standard double induction might have been too ambitious.
