Sentence examples for hypothetical phenomenon from inspiring English sources

He called that hypothetical phenomenon "compensation neurosis," and said its existence has been debated since at least the 1880s when a German researcher found that the number of people who reported being injured in railway accidents skyrocketed after the government started paying compensation for such injuries.

Therefore, further research utilizing molecular biology tools might be done, with the purpose of clarifying this hypothetical phenomenon [3].

The origin of these particular radio waves is unclear, but scientists have speculated that such bursts may originate when rapidly spinning neutron stars collapse into black holes in a hypothetical phenomenon known as a blitzar.

I have a name to suggest for this hypothetical phenomenon: the New Enlightenment.

This hypothetical phenomena has sometimes been referred to by commentators on both sides of the political spectrum as "The Obamacare Effect".

The four frames are constructed as ideal types: hypothetical characterisations of a phenomenon in its purest form, aimed at capturing its essential features [47, 48: 18–22].

An hypothetical explanation for this phenomenon is that the divergent intergenic regions constitute the physical support of two promoters, and that they therefore need more space than a convergent region, which is supposed to contain only terminators [ 42].

Black himself was apparently wary of engaging in hypothetical explanations of heat phenomena (Fox, 1971), but he does suggest an interpretation of the latent heat of fusion of water as a chemical reaction involving the combination of the heat fluid with ice to yield the new substance water.

Vester cites a metaphor he's invented that boils down cultural phenomena into hypothetical specks of information.

This finding may help to explain the phenomenon of high hypothetical but low actual uptake of (predictive) genetic testing.

Indeed, the story goes, in the late nineteenth century any attempt at all to search for a hypothetical, microphysical underpinning of macroscopic phenomena was regarded as suspicious.