Sentence examples for as a hypothesis of from inspiring English sources

The panel "found new information, which it assessed as having moderate probative value, sufficient to further pursue aerial attack or other interference as a hypothesis of the possible cause of the crash", said UN spokesman Farhan Haq.

As a hypothesis of the work, the possibility that changes could be explained following the Lamarckian paradigm, opposed to the Darwinian paradigm, is shown.

Thus, we began the lecture with the concepts of a phylogeny as a hypothesis of evolutionary relationships and of a phylogenetic tree as a useful visualization tool to represent these hypothesized relationships (Fig. 1).

In an illustrative application, we tested as a hypothesis of interest that the EGFR 15/18 bp deletions found in 5 20% of non-small cell lung cancers might have arisen during the development of normal lung tissue and been enriched due to a selective replication advantage [10].

Though Galileo had been admonished not to advocate Copernicanism, Urban had no objection to his presenting it as a hypothesis, one of several possible explanations for celestial motion.

They see the TOL as a hypothesis composed of three connected propositions: natural selection (and potentially other processes) drives modification, descent occurs with modification, and hierarchical patterns are produced by that process.

In their understanding, we saw "the TOL as a hypothesis composed of three connected propositions: natural selection (and potentially other processes) drives modification, descent occurs with modification, and hierarchical patterns are produced by that process".

It was not possible to determine the structural composition of the iron oxide, but we propose as a hypothesis the use of magnetite (Fe3O4).

The new map can be considered as a working hypothesis of the SDTF distribution in South America, and as more data is added to the model, the distribution of the biome can be easily refined.

"If there would be no human beings any more," Einstein offered as a hypothesis, "the Apollo of Belvedere would no longer be beautiful".

This phenomenon was used as a basic hypothesis of the mathematical model of the supercritical fluid extraction with CO2.