Sentence examples for hypothesis of course from inspiring English sources

While it provides an evolutionary explanation for breast-obsessed men, the so-called "potential fertility indicator hypothesis," of course, also assumes that early Sapiens ladies didn't have much of a choice in who they mated with, being subjected, as it were, to the judgmental eyes of their male peers.

Because the softness in outlay growth is so recent, all of the aforementioned hypotheses, of course, must be provisional.

My answers are all hypotheses, of course, but through 40 years of working with multiple sports one of my gifts is ascertaining where athletes are at and where they need to go.

Such hypotheses of course need to be verified epidemiologically through cohort studies of incidence and/or through prevention trials that test these hypotheses together with testing ways to apply them in practice.

The Bayesian hypothesis test approach not only allows for direct evaluation of the probability of the null hypothesis (and of course the alternative hypothesis as well), but the use of the nonlocal alternative prior densities also allows a fair weight of evidence to be accumulated towards both the null and alternative hypotheses, thus facilitating a fair evaluation of both hypotheses [ 16].

This hypothesis awaits of course future experimental confirmation.

This hypothesis must of course be verified by several clinical studies.

On the other hand, the introgression hypothesis is of course more likely if the species are sympatric.

Moreover these findings lend support to our avian "CNV hotspot hypothesis" but, of course, need to be confirmed by analysing a wider number of species.

These hypotheses would of course benefit from further paleontological investigation, particularly of the spotty late Miocene African record.

Hypothesis 2 (not of course inconsistent with 1) was the prevailing opinion for centuries.