Sentence examples for backing up this hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The grading system is misleading because it asserts there's a correlation between total deposits and small-business loans without backing up this hypothesis.

Nani backs up this hypothesis by stroking the ball off the leg of Kadlec and wide for a corner.

The new work backs up this hypothesis.

Contact angle data provided positive evidence to back up this hypothesis that the incorporation of the POSS units would decrease the surface energy property.

Indeed, solid research backs up this hypothesis: In 1986, a University of Georgia study by Dr. Henry Adams proved that men who are most outspokenly anti-gay were the ones most likely to be turned on by gay porn.

More clinical evidence is needed to back up this hypothesis.

Although previous studies have addressed the effects of education, especially women education, on MMR [ 29- 37], not many researchers have backed up this hypothesis by statistical correlations.

Measurements taken from Effenberger and Hrsg [ 43] show that there are indeed cups where force orientation such as presented would result in rim-loading, but especially wear computations are necessary to identify critical regions in the cup [ 44] to back up this hypothesis.

Recent analysis of its genome has backed up this hypothesis with the discovery of a metabolically flexible mitochondrion that possesses both classical aerobic pathways including branched respiratory chain and oxidative phosphorylation, and enzymes that are known to mediate a substrate-level phosphorylation in the hydrogenosome, an anaerobic form of mitochondrion (Embley et al. 2003; Embley 2006).

In vivo data backs up this hypothesis, as hKif11 localises mainly to the spindle pole and fades towards the spindle midzone, while hKif15 is localised uniformly along the k-fibres (Vanneste et al., 2009; Sturgill and Ohi, 2013).

Statistics back up this theory.