Sentence examples for any hypothesis about from inspiring English sources

The official said investigators were not ruling out any hypothesis about who was behind the attacks.

With no laboratory experiment available to test any hypothesis about the impact of change or lack of change, the last word as the incumbent justices' ninth year of enforced togetherness begins belongs to the late Justice Byron R. White, who retired in 1993 after 31 years, and who saw 13 new colleagues arrive during one of the longest tenures in the court's history.

We know so little about the environment of our Pleistocene ancestors, what they were like, and how they lived, that almost any hypothesis about which strategies might have helped them to reproduce, and thus let their characteristics ripple through the gene pool, is bound to be highly speculative.

A similar calculation can be carried out for any hypothesis about the interpretation of \(G\).

One which he says "cannot lead to any real scientific progress, because we cannot conform or falsify any hypothesis about universes causally disconnected from our own".  .

Thus, we do not need to make any hypothesis about the equality of some potentially determining unobservable job characteristics, as it is the case for the test of Adida et al. (2010).

She adds that future data from adult Neandertals might "lend more credence to any hypotheses about what Neandertals were doing on a regular basis".

But the fact that we know what Plato's characters say does not show that by refusing to entertain any hypotheses about what the author of these works is trying to communicate to his readers we can understand what those characters mean by what they say.

Don't offer any hypotheses about why the person may be lying because that's just supposition on your part.

Because little is known about natural or sexual selection on wing shape, any hypotheses about their effects on SShD must remain very tenuous until more information is available.

When Wilhelm Johannsen coined the gene concept in 1909, he argued that it was free of any hypotheses about the physical and chemical nature of genes.