Sentence examples for hypotheses over from inspiring English sources

She has had more than her share of working hypotheses over the past 20 years: leukemia, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, celiac disease, ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease.

Darwin was a scientist and a ruthlessly inductive thinker who formulated his hypotheses over 25 years of painstaking observation of plants, animals and fossils.

This method combines a new scan matching technique, using histograms extracted from local occupancy grids, with an efficient algorithm for tracking multiple location hypotheses over time.

For an influential discussion of the development in Newton's conception of hypotheses over time, see Cohen 1966; see also the discussion in Ducheyne 2012: 58ff.

As noted before, the LR only provides information about to what extent the evidence supports one of the hypotheses over the other.

If the relevant cognitive differences appeared and disappeared depending on which language speakers were planning to express themselves in, it would go some way to vindicate Slobin-like hypotheses over more traditional Whorfian Hypotheses.

In supporting to this hypothesis, over-expression of HvPIP2 1 from barley induced salt hypersensitivity phenotypes in transgenic rice plants (Katsuhara et al. [2003]).

Future investigation could test these hypotheses by over-expressing mouse or species-specific Klf4 without silencing, and assessing long-term proliferation.

Ramus even promised to let anyone who could create an astronomy without hypotheses take over his own royal chair.

In science, "bias" is defined as a form of dishonesty: shading the evidence to favor one hypothesis over another, inventing evidence, ignoring contrary evidence.

Robert Skidelsky argues that the "failure" of the efficient-market hypothesis over the last year proves that laissez-faire economics is dead and Keynesian economics should be the foundation of a new economic structure.