Sentence examples for be a hypothesis that from inspiring English sources
There used to be a hypothesis that was very popular a while ago, called the decoupling hypothesis, which said that especially in the BRIC economies and emerging markets more broadly growth could be sustained even in the absence of growth in the developed world.
The starting point of model building may be a hypothesis that has been derived via induction, i.e. the reasoning from data to ideas (e.g. psychiatric and neurological nosology, therapeutic criteria, identified endophenotypes; (see [ 17, 167]), or abduction or deduction, i.e. the reasoning from ideas to data (e.g. observed behavioral abnormalities; induced or naturally occurring mutations [ 168]).
It can be a hypothesis, that it comes from the "brainness".
At over $100 a barrel — remember this is a hypothesis — that would still mean $3 billion a month less in oil imports.
It was a hypothesis that seemed almost obvious.
"It's a hypothesis that is plausible, but difficult to prove.
The result of their analysis was a hypothesis that is an exemplary "association study".
"I think it's a hypothesis that has to be on the table," he said.
Dr. Manson said it was a hypothesis that merited further study.
