Sentence examples for hypothesis like from inspiring English sources

In an interview in Santiago, Judge Guzmán said he did not yet have enough evidence to rule out any hypothesis, like the possibility that Mr. Weisfeiler was killed by the police, the army or even by local peasants.

The first data set they analyzed was on the economic productivity of American cities, and it quickly became clear that their working hypothesis — like elephants, cities become more efficient as they get bigger — was profoundly incomplete.

Consider a hypothesis like All electrons have negative charge, which in first-order logic is rendered \(\forall x (Ex \supset Nx \).

This interpretation of Alexander's work is alluded to in the preface of A Pattern Language which states that "each pattern may be looked upon as a hypothesis, like one of the hypotheses of science" (Alexander et al. 1977, p xv).

Despite the study emphasises some known facts and proven hypothesis like correlation of the stiffness archwire with its cross section (rectangular or round), its dimension and its alloy, our research shows that: Lingual straight archwires should be preferred during frictional space closure by virtue of their major stiffness, capable to take under control bow side effects.

He disagrees with Stephen Jay Gould's principle of nonoverlapping magisteria and considers the existence of God to be a scientific hypothesis like any other.

Bill Bishop's 2008 book "The Big Sort" attracted high-profile attention (Bill Clinton touted it) with its hypothesis that like-minded Americans were clustering in communities where they reinforced one another's prejudices.

They build logarithmic formulas and computer codes that test Conte's hypotheses, like Dominican players' being more durable than Americans and whether high pitch counts lead to injuries.

Once the fat-is-bad theory became the consensus — and was being formally promoted in federal agencies' recommendations to the public — the officials handing out money were much more interested in finding evidence about the evils of fat than in looking at alternative hypotheses (like the carbs-are-bad theory discussed by Mr. Taubes).

We must remind ourselves that tree hypotheses, like all scientific hypotheses, are conjectures, not facts.

Hence, the secondary network is left to assume channel occupancy (i.e., the global spectrum decision) with hypotheses like H0 and H1.