Sentence examples for bigger hypothesis from inspiring English sources

In this work, we focus on the investigation of the 'double water exclusion' hypothesis only, while the latter (and bigger) hypothesis is left as an open question for interested readers and ourselves in future research.

The New Jersey study, which looks at predatory species like hawks and falcons, had already been planned for this year, with perhaps a tiny sample and a big hypothesis, said Dr. Douglas E. Roscoe, the supervisor of the office of fish and wildlife health and forensics at the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife.

"This is a big hypothesis," says cognitive scientist Ann Senghas of Barnard College in New York City, who has spent her life studying Nicaraguan Sign Language (NSL).

"You're making a big investment and betting on two big hypotheses," he said.

This is not supported by the previous discussion and it is big hypotheses that needs more explanation.

4.5bn years ago The Earth gets its moon (according to the "big splash" hypothesis) when an asteroid the size of Mars breaks off a chunk of our planet.

The big-bounce hypothesis bypasses this by assuming that a collapsing universe begins reflating before becoming infinitely dense.

The experiment confirmed that organic molecules could be generated as proposed by Nakazawa's "big bang" hypothesis for the birth of life.

Read Science's feature on the Big Gods hypothesis here.

But in 1968, rocket measurements found high amounts of shorter wavelength radiation that clashed with a thermal spectrum and threatened the big bang hypothesis.

Increasing the scientific respectability of the creation story (as with the Big Bang hypothesis) would still leave Heidegger objecting that the wrong question is being addressed.