Sentence examples for elaborate hypothesis from inspiring English sources

If you want to indulge in a more elaborate hypothesis, I might offer this one.

To test this elaborate hypothesis, Braun and his colleagues constructed a simulated piece of porous rock from a network of tiny glass capillary tubes heated on one side.

With respect to how the older bees know when to transition to the winter state, there is insufficient data for an elaborate hypothesis.

Here, we established an elaborate hypothesis testing framework using simulations to confirm the fit of our model to the data set, which could easily be incorporated into the method described by Mayrose et al. (2010).

On the question, "was Jesus married?," all the evidence still points toward an absolute negative – and yet this obvious answer is ruled out a priori, in favor of more elaborate hypotheses about how a later "ideal of celibacy" drove the Christian churches to purge every reference the Jesus- Magdalene relationships from their texts and gospels and traditions.

The most parsimonious interpretation of these findings is that more elaborate, hypothesis-driven behavioural paradigms or stimulation parameters may be necessary to study the functional role of the cortical regions involved in language processing.

New or more elaborate hypotheses can be added in the future and hypotheses with little empirical support can gradually be dropped from consideration.

The collection of protein and peptide information, along with the proteins' cellular locations and molecular functions, together with expression patterns in differentiated tissues and cells provides a powerful means for elaborating hypotheses about potential biomarkers in serum/plasma, before validating them by targeted assays.

The present study was designed to further elaborate this hypothesis by investigating the behavioral and biochemical consequences of neutralization in brain DLC activity attained by anti-ouabain antibodies administrations, in normal Sprague Dawley (SD) and in the Flinders Sensitive Line (FSL) of genetically depressed rats.

To elaborate our hypothesis and to gain supporting theoretical evidence, we undertook a bioinformatic analysis of the SLC6A3 locus using various genomic databases and computational analytical tools available via public domains (Table 1).

Subsequently, we purposively selected participants in order to further elaborate emerging hypothesis, some of which were particular to specific denominations.