Sentence examples for hypothesis presupposes from inspiring English sources

That is, the soft constraints hypothesis presupposes a control system selecting sequences of routines (sub-strategies) that tend to minimize performance costs measured in time for processing (i.e., temporal cost-benefit trade-offs).

The 'ejaculate transfer hypothesis' presupposes a more or less linear relationship between copulation duration and sperm transfer and storage, and suggests that longer copulations facilitate ejaculate transfer and lead to increased female lifetime fecundity (see e.g. [ 23]).

This revelation is important to highlight because the "hermit [Paguridae] to king [Lithodidae]" hypothesis presupposes a distinctly asymmetrical shell-dwelling hermit crab-like ancestor from or close to the Paguridae, or more precisely Pagurus, as proposed by early [ 52] as well as modern studies [ 54].

The gender differences might be explained by the modern estrogen hypothesis, which presupposes that estrogen exerts a protective activity against schizophrenia [ 7].

Although, in setting out to test these sexist hypotheses, women scientists presuppose their own mathematical competence, this does not preclude their discovering otherwise.

Of course, all this presupposes the possibility of catching Ripley.

Creation out of nothing presupposes the possibility of total nothingness.

This view of causation vindicates the adaptationist view that the constraint set is presupposed by any respectable adaptive hypothesis.

These theories, however, have fundamental differences (Table  1); while the CSC hypothesis attributes heterogeneity to aberrant differentiation programs and presupposes the existence of a hierarchical organization of cancer cells, the clonal evolution model explains intra-tumor diversity as speciation by natural selection and does not rely on a hierarchical model.

This sceptical hypothesis explains why the familiar involuntariness argument fails: the inference from 1 to 2 presupposes exactly what is at issue — namely, that involuntarily sensory ideas are produced by external things, rather than by a subconscious faculty of my mind.

Our hypothesis that NPC1 in bats has been genetically sculpted by filoviruses (and vice versa) presupposes not only a long-term coevolutionary relationship, but also one in which these viruses have imposed selective pressure on bats to limit or eliminate infection.