Sentence examples for obscure hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Jansen rejected this notion, arguing that it is an obscure hypothesis that explains nothing.

The reasons for these differences in overall brain size remain obscure, although various hypotheses have been proposed.

The reasons for the distinctions remain obscure, but four hypotheses may explain.

The nature of the molecular mechanism by which this membrane-bound enzyme mediates the variety of intracellular signaling and the biological effects triggered by AngIV remains so far obscure, and several hypotheses are still debated (see [ 43] for review).

1 The cause of appendicitis is obscure with major hypotheses relating to dietary fibre 2 and immune response to infections. 3 In Scotland, Matheson et al 14 observed a rise in hospital discharge rates between 1971 and 1985 in Asian boys 10 19 years, but not in those less than 10 years, or in White boys.

This section examines the phenomena that Locke seems to consider too obscure for the corpuscular hypothesis to illuminate.

Wealth transfers decrease bondholder wealth while positive signals increase it; the combined result obscures tests of each hypothesis.

Although the molecular mechanisms by which MeSter leads to parasite cell death remains obscure, we propose several hypotheses to explain the effect of oleic acid synthesis inhibition.

However, it remains obscure how these two hypotheses are integrated.

The paleogeographic details of this hypothesis, however, remain obscure.

Moreover, to me, key aspects of Wentao Ma's hypothesis remain rather obscure.