Sentence examples for challenges the theory from inspiring English sources

The research challenges the theory that snakes originally became limbless as they began to live in the sea.

When it comes to cost-effectiveness, however, the new study challenges the theory that early investments are always better.

The discovery of the predators' graveyard challenges the theory that the largest meat-eaters were loners and raises the possibility that they lived and hunted in packs, which would have made them even more terrifying to their prey.

Smith has focused upon a study published in the journal Science, authored by Noaa scientists, that challenges the theory among some climate science sceptics that there has been a "pause" in the rise in global temperatures.

This trend challenges the theory of impending N saturation, which predicts increasing streamwater losses of N. In the original N budget for Watershed 6 at Hubbard Brook, the forest floor was considered to be a strong N sink (7.7 kg of N ha 1 year–1), based on a chronosequence study by Covington.

The consensus in factions provides stability, compatibility, and flexibility, and it partly solves the authorization problem of the contractual system (Whyte 1973).4 This phenomenon challenges the theories of developmental government and rank-order tournaments.

One was the growth of "continentalism," a special relationship that challenged the theory of national independence.

The show challenged the theory that human activity is the major cause of climate change and global warming.

And so I'm off, to try to challenge the theory that my generation are doing it all wrong.

B3 SCIENCE/HEALTH Dinosaur-Bird Theory Doubts Scientists said fossil evidence of the oldest known feathered animal challenged the theory that birds had evolved from dinosaurs.

Mr. Mondano called only one witness, who challenged the theory of repressed memory but said on cross-examination that people could forget and subsequently remember traumatic events.