The phrase "argued hypotheses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing theories or propositions that have been debated or supported by evidence in a scholarly context.
Example: "The researchers presented several argued hypotheses regarding the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "debated theories" or "contested propositions".
Having said that it also represents a well argued hypothesis, a reliable method, and results of clinical relevance in line with the preclinical literature.
In a well argued hypothesis piece, Iscoe and Fisher [ 7] remind us that oxygen is a respiratory stimulant; thus, administering 100% oxygen results in hyperventilation with consequent hypocapnia and regional vasoconstriction.
Scientists have compiled multiple data sources and developed two arguing hypotheses about the evolutionary relationships among the whales and various ungulates.
Students were presented the scenario presented in Fig. 1: Scientists have compiled multiple data sources and developed two arguing hypotheses about the evolutionary relationships among the whales and various ungulates.
It should be noted that it has been argued that hypotheses should be replaced by dose-response analysis when deriving exotoxicological benchmarks [25 28].
Popper argued instead that hypotheses are deductively validated by what he called the "falsifiability criterion".
However, as argued above, these hypotheses make predictions about the relative unacceptability of ungrammatical un- forms only.
From the above results, we can argue that hypothesis 1 was confirmed: sibling sex composition affects individual educational attainment, and the efficiently allocating hypothesis and the budget constraint theory best fit the findings here.
We argue that: Hypothesis 1.3: More velocity of data will reduce information asymmetry.
Emil Kauder expanded Schumpeter's argument by arguing the hypothesis that Calvinism hurt the development of capitalism by leading to the development of the labour theory of value.
