Sentence examples for convincing hypothesis from inspiring English sources

In the midst of the cacophonous mise en scène here, Mr. Sewell offers an unusual, though marvelously convincing, hypothesis.

This quantum evolutionary theory seems more a conclusion derived from deep cultural belief than from strong evidence or convincing hypothesis.

Beyond Williamson's rather convincing hypothesis and broadening the discussion to all the other branches of Niger-Congo, there is no consensus among scholars as to the origins and historical development of Niger-Congo languages.

It is not a convincing hypothesis.

The most convincing hypothesis seems to be that which links the name to the content and goals of the encyclopedia – the salvation of soul through attainment of knowledge and purification of heart (Diwald, 1975, 16 22).

When there are not enough sources of information, an archaeologist has to interpret the findings and achieve a convincing hypothesis.

The structural models are convincing, so the hypothesis rings true to me.

"That sealed the deal, convincing us that our hypothesis was correct," said HPE scientist Catherine Graves, who had worked at SSRL as a Stanford graduate student.

The present manuscript is clearly written, and while no experimental evidences are provided, the hypothesis is convincing.

However, the male in our study was very young and we sampled the whole body rather than just reproductive tissue, making the mating-gift hypothesis less convincing.

Taken together, the evidence is convincing that our new hypothesis can be applied to communal nesting in wild female house mice.