Sentence examples for competing hypothesis from inspiring English sources

A competing hypothesis is that loss of job security works as a disciplinary device.

In this study, we test empirically the Porter hypothesis and the competing hypothesis that regulation undermines profitability ("costly regulation hypothesis").

But here's another way to think about the issue, returning to the competing hypothesis that we articulated earlier.

Subsequently, a competing hypothesis has been proposed wherein amyloid derived diffusible ligands (ADDLs) that are large Aβ oligomers (∼ > 60 kDa), mediate AD pathology.

Goldberger tested the competing hypothesis, which posited that the disease was caused by an infectious agent, by holding what he called "filth parties," injecting himself and seven volunteers, his wife among them, with the blood of pellagra victims.

It presents an application of a hybrid and qualitative variation of Heuer's Analysis of Competing Hypothesis (ARC) directed towards arms control verification and intelligence practice using three case studies: the Soviet Union, Iraq, and suspected at al-Qaeda affiliates.

Scientists have competing hypotheses to explain it.

We had two competing hypotheses.

This debate has focused on two competing hypotheses.

The current study was designed to test these competing hypotheses.

There are competing hypotheses about why top bankers and corporate chief executives are paid so much.