Sentence examples for held hypothesis from inspiring English sources

"While that's important, for me the real significance of these results is that they refute the commonly held hypothesis that China just produces rote learning".

Thus both studies failed to confirm a dearly held hypothesis that people with Type 2 diabetes could be protected from cardiovascular disease if they strictly controlled their blood sugar.

The study was designed to test a widely held hypothesis that population sizes of "ice-loving" top predators declined with decreasing ice coverage, whereas "ice-avoiding" species increased in population size as ice coverage diminished.

The now-famous "Jennifer Aniston" neuron supports a widely held hypothesis that specific brain cells in this region encode discrete representations of places, people, and objects.

In addition, patients with VR/EER seem to demonstrate hypofunction of the adrenergic component of the ANS, in contrast to the generally held hypothesis that VR results from increased cholinergic activity.

The most commonly held hypothesis is that abnormal placentation occurs during the myometrial trophoblastic invasion in the second trimester [40], leading to placental ischemia and the release of angiogenic toxins, causing widespread endothelial dysfunction [41] and generalized inflammation.

For the theory treats it as a commonly held moral hypothesis about the normative relevance of institutional practice.

We challenge the widely held cytokine hypothesis of both cLBP and depression with the alteration of proinflammatory cytokine TNFα.

Majungasaurus had an even broader snout than other abelisaurids, and other aspects of its anatomy may also support the bite-and-hold hypothesis.

Since all assumptions must hold, only hypothesis ({H_{0}^{3}}) was evaluated by using a parametric test.

But, honestly, I wanted it to be a meteor, or something similarly natural, so I let myself hold that hypothesis.