Sentence examples for flawed hypotheses from inspiring English sources

"The Discovery of Global Warming" describes the intellectual journey toward that conclusion, with all of its false starts, flawed hypotheses, inventiveness and persistent uncertainties.

Therefore, they found that the NIOH study (NIOH 2002) failed to prove what appeared to be an apparently flawed hypothesis.

Even if the three Peto's hypotheses are flawed, it is crucial to determine whether the impact of discrepancies is enough to explain the lack of correlation between cancer risk and size/longevity at the interspecific level.

That hypothesis was flawed," said the 29-year-old entrepreneur.

Rob Carnell at ING Bank said: "The [service sector] index for May might be giving some of the first clues that the V-shaped recovery hypothesis is flawed.

Nobel Prize winner Eugene Fama's efficient markets hypothesis may be flawed, but when it comes to the nitty-gritty of corporate finance, it often seems to work just fine.

However, lack of solid evidence at this early stage should not be taken as an indication that the hypothesis is fundamentally flawed.

One hypothesis is that this approach is flawed, in essence, because it increases HDL quantity but not quality.

Two prominent economists Daron Acemoglu of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Edward Glaeser of Harvard University argued at the AEA meetings that Mr Rajan's hypothesis, for all its plausibility, is flawed.

Skyler concluded, "The hypothesis … generated by the German study … was flawed".

The concern was to avoid further controversy should these studies fail to confirm the CCSVI hypothesis, on the grounds that their imaging technique was somehow flawed such that they failed to see the confirming evidence.