Sentence examples for many different hypotheses from inspiring English sources

"Plenty of [scientific] papers have been written about channels on Mars with many different hypotheses about the flows in them.

An 80s study at the University of Maryland compared attractiveness levels in 123 couples (on a nine-point scale) and gave them a 35-page relationship questionnaire (they may have been fishing for many different hypotheses, because they asked so many questions that would make the findings more likely to be coincidental).

Finally, many different hypotheses exist that may explain why power law distributions emerge.

Finally, the third channel illustrated with solid black arrows represents the direct education-to-education transmission, which is based on many different hypotheses as explained above.

Many different hypotheses have been elaborated to explain the increase in p53 protein level during hypoxia but a complete comprehension has not been reached yet.

Over the last decade or so, many different hypotheses have been proposed to explain the variability in efficacy observed in different clinical trials.

Many different explanatory hypotheses explaining bacterial drug tolerance and persister cell formation have been proposed (3, 7, 8).

In fact, Lagos and Llach (2011) list as many as 38 different hypotheses advanced by the literature on the causes of the Argentine decline.

With data from our study, we will be able to address many different types of hypotheses.

However, none of these forces fully determines genome size, which leads to multilevel hypotheses involving many different parameters (see discussions in [ 38, 43, 44, 51]).

Because the existing studies have few a priori hypotheses and tested many different pollutant outcome combinations, a systematic assessment of the consistency of associations across studies is needed.