Sentence examples for even hypotheses from inspiring English sources

He also suggests it'd be valuable for me to do a story more broadly examining the tension over interpreting dramatic shortish-term events in a realm still beset by a paucity of data, and in some cases, even hypotheses.

It is our view that even hypotheses generated by such non-specific data do not meet the stated AHS objective, which is to "provide information that agricultural workers can use in making decisions about their health and the health of their families" (AHS 2005).

As the results of these experiments come in, we can start to separate good ideas from bad, and discard even beautiful hypotheses that fail to survive contact with the evidence.

So even newer hypotheses have now been offered that involve more elaborate egoistic motives.

Now, there's a new journal where you can submit your ground-breaking, thought-provoking, or even wacky hypotheses.

In a phylogeographic context we believe that the pDo500 in some cases yields even better hypotheses than mtDNA.

The analyzed data also provided evidence that new gene origination is truly observed in the process of overlaps evolution supporting even further hypothesis by Keese and Gibbs [ 9]. 'Overprinting' hypothesis was constructed based on the new splice variant origination.

It is not even a hypothesis.

Peculiarly, even this hypothesis is based on only a few studies, usually retrospective.

There is even a hypothesis that OECs are 'culture artifacts' arising from in vitro conditions [ 7].

The description of OrthoMCL implicitly states that its convergence is difficult to discuss even in hypothesis.