Sentence examples for offer an hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Wegner (2002) amasses a range of studies (including those of Libet) to argue that the notion that human actions are ever initiated by their own conscious willings is simply a deeply-entrenched illusion and proceeds to offer an hypothesis concerning the reason this illusion is generated within our cognitive systems.

Sometimes they offer a hypothesis, he said, but never a certain explanation.

The researchers did not offer a hypothesis and instead encouraged future research to examine the question.

In a commentary published in the July 26 issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association, three researchers at Johns Hopkins offer a hypothesis for what they call the "Lance Armstrong effect".

In her still influential essay "Thinking Sex, Rubinn didn't offer a hypothesis to explain why these periods called for a rearrangement in the sexual sphere, but she noted that they produced laws, institutions, and, most important, norms that governed sexuality for decades after.

However, its contribution will be very small when using relatively shallow indentations in stiffness measurements [27].We can now offer a hypothesis about how the reorganization of the submembranous cytoskeleton (under conditions of F-actin content decrease) results in cell stiffness increasing.

Isn't it striking that every other op-ed seems to offer a hypothesis about it, but barely anybody is inquiring into what Ukraine wants from Russia?

Too often the formula used by barristers in this particular court is one part fact and three parts conjecture to offer a hypothesis that masquerades as an ironclad truth that is universal in scope.

I would like to offer a hypothesis as to why law professors have become obsessed with producing scholarly work that most members of the bench and the bar regard as by and large useless verging on absurd.

These are complex issues, but with these data, we can offer a hypothesis for future studies.

We offer a hypothesis below.