Sentence examples for be a plausible hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Still, this is something to be mindful of, and I think there might be a plausible hypothesis to explain it.

"It appears to be a plausible hypothesis that Dante's sleep, dreams, hallucinations and falls are all clues to a lifelong pathologic trait, and that Dante either knew of or had this rare central nervous system hypersomnia".

Since Uber considers the balance between driver supply and customer demand as factors to determine pricing [12], it may be a plausible hypothesis that prices will be in general higher where there is high demand - that is the center of the city where population density surges - and at the same time where there is low driver supply.

Although it is hard to provide a conclusive answer, the information available in the literature and our experimental validation in a normal epithelia prostate cell line (Figure S6) indicates that this may be a plausible hypothesis.

Our analysis has demonstrated that, for women, this may be a plausible hypothesis as it is associated with recovery from loneliness.

A possible role of arsenic in gastric carcinogenesis, whether directly or as a co-factor that facilitates the action of another mutagenic agent, seems to be a plausible hypothesis.

But it is a plausible hypothesis, and is likely to get beekeepers buzzing with interest.

Richard Ostfeld, a disease ecologist at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, in Millbrook, New York, said that it's a plausible hypothesis.

It's a plausible hypothesis, because if you ask for directions to Aberystwyth in the nearby villages the peasants often cross themselves and hurry away muttering".

But it is a plausible hypothesis; a fresh round of swing state polling could help to settle the question.

If there is a plausible hypothesis for why a candidate might be stronger or weaker than his polls suggest, it may well be right to account for that.