Sentence examples for hypothesizes from inspiring English sources
The word 'hypothesizes' is correct and usable in written English
It is the third person singular form of the verb 'hypothesize', which means to propose a possible explanation or idea based on limited evidence. You can use 'hypothesizes' when discussing someone else's proposed idea or when presenting your own hypothesis in a research paper or scientific study. Example: The scientist hypothesizes that the sudden rise in temperature is due to increased levels of carbon emissions in the atmosphere.
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Third person singular of hypothesize
Gravity's Fatal Attraction: Black Holes in the Universe (1995), cowritten by Rees, contextualizes black holes in the larger astronomical discourse, and Before the Beginning Our Universe and Others (1997) provides an overview of current astronomical knowledge and hypothesizes that the known universe is one of an infinite number of other, different universes.
Another theory hypothesizes that multinucleated protozoans, dividing into subcells, were the original metazoans, which developed into simple flatworms.
A major prediction of the big-bang model of cosmology, which hypothesizes that the universe began with a hot explosion, is that most of the helium observed today was synthesized from hydrogen in nuclear reactions occurring during the universe's fiery first few minutes.
He hasn't figured out why, but hypothesizes that intelligent people might be less capable of evaluating themselves, making them more vulnerable.
"When you see a liar's face, the concept of deception is activated in your mind even if you're not consciously aware of it," ten Brinke hypothesizes.
Writer hypothesizes that this conversation may have represented a seminal point in 20th century history of music theory.
Mindfulness training, Jha hypothesizes, may work as a protective factor against the typical stresses of student life — or any stress, for that matter, since it improves emotional equilibrium and enables people to better handle distractions.
He hypothesizes that Jeffries's now-infamous comments are "a reflection of how he feels on the inside.
A large fraction of those who had read at most small portions of the Principia and depended on others for their knowledge of it most likely saw Newton as having hypothesized inverse-square attraction and hence as in fact following the method of hypotheses.
The authors hypothesize that "[c]onsumers seem to believe that closing off debt accounts, regardless of balance size, is important in motivating them to persist in the goal of eliminating their debts", which implies that an individual may have a higher probability of repaying loans by focusing on the size of the debts rather than that of the interest rates.
They write:Recognizing that housing is a major cost associated with childrearing, and assuming that children are normal goods, we hypothesize that an increase in real estate prices will have a negative price effect on current period fertility.
