Sentence examples for disputed hypothesis from inspiring English sources

In fact, Reinhart-Rogoff quickly achieved almost sacred status among self-proclaimed guardians of fiscal responsibility; their tipping-point claim was treated not as a disputed hypothesis but as unquestioned fact.

The diversified group 1 CoV shared a common ancestor with the human common cold virus hCoV-229E but not with hCoV-NL63, disputing hypotheses of common human descent.

The Black Egyptian Hypothesis is a widely disputed theory that the Egyptian pharaohs (and citizens they ruled) were more dark-skinned than how we picture them today.

Other intensive studies of the KE family, by Vargha-Khadem and colleagues (e.g., Vargha-Khadem et al 1995, 1998; Watkins et al., 2002) have vigorously disputed the hypothesis that the root cause of the KE's language disorder is a syntactic deficit.

Other scientists dispute this hypothesis, pointing to the relatively poor quality of the African fossil record during the middle and late Miocene.

Our findings challenge some of the current interpretations on the functional role of these regions and dispute the hypothesis that small ligands stabilize an inactive state.

But the parents and some forensics experts dispute the hypothesis of mass incineration at the dump.

New findings may dispute the hypothesis of Psittacosaurus being entirely bipedal thanks to the studies of Qi Zhao from the University of Bristol.

These findings dispute the hypothesis that non-avialan dinosaur growth and physiology were inherited in totality by the first birds.

Thus, the lack of concordance cannot be interpreted as evidence to dispute the hypothesis that a QTL exists in a particular genomic region.

Although the notion has since been disputed, this "regression" hypothesis (i.e., that hallucinating is a regression, or return, to infantile ways) is still employed, especially by those who find it clinically useful.