Sentence examples for opposing hypothesis from inspiring English sources

An opposing hypothesis is that competition increases with resource availability because of higher biomass, growth rates, and shading that occur (Pyšek and Leps 1991; Wilson and Tilman 1991).

The third model is an attempt to reconcile the two opposing hypothesis and relies on a recent inference, which postulates that opening of the Adare Basin relates to fault splaying from the Balleny strike-slip fault zone.

However, there are controversies regarding the major contributing source rock generating the Niger Delta oils, hence two schools of thought exist on different and opposing hypothesis that Akata formation is the major source rock and vice versa (Nwachukwu and Chukwra 1986).

The opposing hypothesis, based on the idea that sleep can actively retain or recover memories [28], [29], [36], [37], predicted that all sleep groups would perform equally, and superior to the wake group, regardless of the length of the imposed delay.

The origin of this ability is still a debated issue [ 66, 67] with two main opposing hypothesis "the ancestral receptor" model and the "ancestral orphan" one.

In the same way that DNA technicians will report only the statistical likelihood that the killer's DNA and the DNA found on the murder weapon are the same, Leonard creates a number of opposing hypotheses and presents the evidence in light of them.

At present, two opposing hypotheses regarding the use of antioxidants during radiation therapy have been proposed.

Two opposing hypotheses have been developed for explaining the origin of tissue surface tension.

In this case, as A and B are opposing hypotheses, m = 0.

Researchers have long debated two opposing hypotheses for modern human origins.

To test these opposing hypotheses, we fatigued 20 beams of femoral cortical bone from elderly men and women in load-controlled four point bending having initial strain ranges of 3000 or 5000 microstrain.