Sentence examples for difficult hypothesis from inspiring English sources

At one point, Alicia Larde Jennifer Connellyy), the M.I.T. student who will marry Nash, breezes into his office, brandishing a proof she has devised for a fiendishly difficult hypothesis.

That has been enough to keep parts of Canada that would otherwise be covered in glaciers, ice-free.Of course, this is a difficult hypothesis to test.

(Attributing specific advancements in artifact manufacture to the threefold increase in brain size between Pliocene hominins and Homo sapiens is a much more difficult hypothesis to support, as will be discussed later in this section).

Although they offer some experimental support for this position [13], it seems a difficult hypothesis to explain in functional terms.

Non-significant group differences made conclusions concerning arithmetic, semantic, and phonological fact retrieval rather difficult (hypothesis 3).

It is a difficult hypothesis to test, but the authors of this work make a big step toward providing an answer.

"It's very difficult, because every hypothesis we come up with has been shot down.

The incomplete knowledge of the metabolism of ANA makes this hypothesis difficult to prove.

We did not allow more than one optional base as inference becomes increasingly difficult as the hypothesis space grows.

Very few sylvatic DENV-1 and 4 strains are available (and none of DENV-3), which makes evaluating this hypothesis difficult.

Until recently, it has not been possible to correlate duplication events directly with environment within a population on a large scale, making the testing of this hypothesis difficult.