Sentence examples for hypothesis arose from inspiring English sources

Denckla's hypothesis arose from two observations.

The synchronous hypothesis arose in the late Eighties as a conceptual framework for the computer-aided design of embedded systems.

This hypothesis arose from neurocladistics, a field pioneered by Strausfeld that attempts to reconstruct the evolutionary relationships among organisms based on the anatomy of their nervous system.

The second hypothesis arose from our interest in academic discourse communities and different conventions for acknowledging earlier research in one's discipline.

As a candidate-gene association study, our hypothesis arose from the positive association between BDNF and migraine revealed in previous clinical researches.

Further evidence supporting this hypothesis arose from identification of the nucleosomal response.

Problems with this hypothesis arise because not only did Copernicus fail to mention astrology, but Rheticus, who did refer to it in the First Report, wrote that Copernicus's work answered Pico's criticisms in books 8 and 9.

This example supports the idea that Popperian corroboration for a biodiversity hypothesis arises only if the evidence is judged to be improbable — in spite of attempts to identify background knowledge that suggests that the evidence is probable even without the hypothesis.

Therefore, the hypothesis arises that stimulating PP2C and subsequent damaging endothelial cells by MUFAs contribute to atherogenesis.

A natural hypothesis arising from [10] is that H3N2 charge covaries with other immune escape mechanisms already known to have been significant in H3N2 evolutionary history.

Further support for this hypothesis arises from the observation that the reaction times are significantly longer during the evaluation of personal relevance when compared to reward.