Sentence examples similar to long established hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Doubt is therefore cast on the established hypothesis of Haar and von Kármán.
It is unscientific to "defy, for no good logical or empirical reason, established hypotheses and laws".
"This has been long established".
But this is a long established tendency.
He had long established ties with Al Qaeda".
Both tools are long established.
The regiment was a long established one dating from 1803.
It seems that as long as background beliefs concerning a hypothesis are discussed, rejected or altered in the context of criticism by a scientific community, it is possible to establish hypotheses as scientific knowledge free from preferences of any individual.
The longest established church is St Luke's, Farnworth.
This idea was prompted by a long-established hypothesis that DNA methylation evolved to allow the suppression of transcriptional noise as genome sizes expanded, helping to prevent spurious polymerase-DNA interactions [ 15].
It has long been established in Africa and Asia.
