Sentence examples for broadly accepted hypothesis from inspiring English sources
The more general pattern of genomic similarity between these warblers likely results from a protracted period of hybridization, contradicting the broadly accepted hypothesis that admixture results from solely anthropogenic habitat change in the past two centuries [4].
This is in keeping with the broadly accepted hypothesis that NVP HSR is idiosyncratic, rather than a concentration-dependent toxicity.
This enhanced method of phylogenetic reconstruction insures the congruence of the barcode phylogeny with broadly accepted hypotheses on the phylogeny of flowering plants (i.e., APG III) regardless of the number and taxonomic breadth of the taxa sampled.
Furthermore, this broadly accepted pathophysiological hypothesis (second hit hypothesis) was never tested prospectively in ARDS.
It has two main messages: First, that careful consideration of their RGC-CAM database seems to support the Coelomata hypothesis ((arthropods, vertebrates) nematodes) over the broadly accepted Ecdysozoa hypothesis ((arthropods, nematodes) vertebrates).
There is no accepted hypothesis to explain the asymmetry.
DNA methylation is a widely accepted hypothesis at present.
Evolution theory (ET) is broadly accepted as the central theory of biology.
When H01 was accepted, hypotheses H02 and H03 were tested.
This result differs from the broadly accepted notion "no local public acceptance, no CCS".
