Sentence examples for established hypotheses from inspiring English sources

It is unscientific to "defy, for no good logical or empirical reason, established hypotheses and laws".

This study fitted binary logistic regressions to test the established hypotheses.

On the one hand, we find support for most of the established hypotheses.

Experiments test new or established hypotheses and theories with instruments that make direct, indirect, or comparative measurements.

Many studies have established hypotheses to identify potential risk factors although causative agents, risk factors and etiology of this disease are still uncertain.

According to the established hypotheses on AD during the past decade, the extracellular deposits of beta-amyloid [Aβ] peptides forming plaques and the intracellular neurofibrillary tangles have been regarded as the major histopathological hallmarks of AD [5 10].

Doubt is therefore cast on the established hypothesis of Haar and von Kármán.

The authors supported the established hypothesis that changes in the pressure might play a key role in the mechanism of AH. 2017, Nath et al. [40] 2 2 M 45.5 ± 3.5 Case reports The patients experienced a bilateral occipital and parieto-occipital severe sharp shooting stabbing and piercing headache during the landing.

Conversely, politicians sometimes pretend that a firmly established hypothesis (e.g., that humans contribute to global climate change) is much less certain than it is, fallaciously treating it as dubious because some people doubt it.

Similarly, the established hypothesis explaining gene dominance formulated by Wright [7] states that dominance is caused by "bottlenecks" in metabolic pathways and is generally rare [8].

The significant effects of intrathecal propentofylline administration on mechanical allodynia and GFAP and phopho-p38 expression support the established hypothesis that spinal cord mechanisms are integral for the maintenance of persistent and chronic pain.