Sentence examples for doubtful hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The Democratic Republic of the Congo, home to the largest African grey parrot population, argued strenuously against the new ban, saying it was based on a "doubtful hypothesis yet to be proved".

Although signal sequences are somewhat more conserved, teretoxins are highly divergent, making homology hypothesis doubtful and alignments difficult.

Therefore, the above "co- and post-translational transport" hypothesis is doubtful, and actually the functional divergence and collaboration between Oxa1 and Oxa2 is unclear yet.

Second, the mechanistic basis of the metabolic rate hypothesis is doubtful, both because the basal rate is a poor measure of total energy metabolism [ 65], and because mammalian metabolism can be decoupled from ROS production by various means [ 45, 65, 66].

That hope was justified as long as the working hypothesis prevailed that the doubtful paintings included many later imitations or faked paintings.

The meteoritic hypothesis is now seen as doubtful, and the British Natural History Museum suggests that it may be a pseudometeorite, i.e., a terrestrial rock mistakenly attributed to a meteoritic origin.

Equally an over-simplistic hypothesis for low density lipoprotein could also be considered doubtful.

In addition, it is doubtful whether spider phobia is the optimal candidate for testing this hypothesis.

This seems an extremely doubtful approach to the evaluation of real scientific theories and hypotheses.

The soundness of the hypothesis will not be commented upon, because there is so much doubtful with the basic premise.

But surely this further hypothesis will be ranked quite low qua explanation if it will be ranked at all, which seems doubtful, given that it is wholly unclear what its empirical consequences are.