Sentence examples for most interesting hypothesis from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most interesting hypothesis is that the apparition belongs to a young girl who died in 1868, despite the efforts of a Voodoo practitioner to save her.
The variable corresponding to the most interesting hypothesis (here, case versus control) was coded in the group column.
Perhaps the most interesting hypothesis we obtained from analyzing our ChIP-chip data is a role for Hmt1 in the biogenesis of tRNAs.
The potentially most interesting and hypothesis-generating findings from the current translational analysis of AIO-PK0104 are derived from the data on p53.
It will be most interesting to put this hypothesis to experimental test as a positive result would clearly show that the negative impact of codon decoding ambiguity could be overcome by high selective potential of novel phenotypic diversity.
The most interesting and controversial aspect of our hypothesis, that "Dracorex" and "Stygimoloch" represent younger ontogenetic stages of Pachycephalosaurus, relates to the squamosal horns.
In addition, although we used the literature as a means of verifying associations, in essence, it is those associations which we were unable to verify that are perhaps the most interesting because these represent new testable hypotheses.
The GUHA analysis was carried out in 2012, and the results were published first in the [10]; a total of more than 10,000 hypotheses were found and 100 most interesting ones were reported.
The most interesting prospect of gene mapping, however, is that hypothesis-free mapping can point to previously unknown and unexpected disease pathways.
Among the most interesting of these is Bayesian inference, in which the posterior probability of a hypothesis (i.e. a tree) is associated with its probability of being correct, given the prior probability, model and data [ 2, 10].
However, the most interesting question is whether Charales are sister to land plants, and the ASTRAL tree rejects that hypothesis with 86% support.
