Sentence examples for hypothesis in question from inspiring English sources

It was in 1994 that Francis Crick published The Astonishing Hypothesis - the hypothesis in question being "that 'You', your joys and your sorrows..., your sense of personal identity and free will, are in fact no more than the behaviour of a vast assembly of nerve cells and their associated molecules".

Though each concluded at the time that the hypothesis in question might be correct (ie, the data collected did not refute it), the conclusions of six were either completely refuted or substantially weakened by the subsequent investigations unearthed by Dr Gonon.

This thesis is simply part of the hypothesis in question and must therefore be granted.

My point is simply that the hypothesis in question belongs to empirical linguistics and has to be assessed as such.

The hypothesis in question is his belief that our mental life is entirely generated by the physical stuff of the brain.

One way of construing degrees of entailment in this framework is in terms of the entailment probabilities relating each possible logical form of the premise sentence to each possible logical form of the hypothesis in question.

In BNs, one can graphically formalise the probabilistic (uncertain) relations between the hypotheses in question and the available evidence.

Again, the proper question is whether these tests are appropriate or sufficient to establish the truth of the hypotheses in question.

Further development, along generally Bayesian lines, generalizes the earlier approach by defining comparative and quantitative concepts of support capable of differentiating support for the two hypotheses in question.

Here again, while students will typically admit that it is the consequences of accepting the adaptive hypotheses in question that bother them, they are also loath to say it is just the consequences.

Likelihood thus does not automatically translate into a measure of how strongly some specific evidence e supports the hypothesis h1 in question.