Sentence examples for probable theory from inspiring English sources

The most probable theory, supported recently by many scholars, is that the runic script derived from a North Etruscan, Alpine alphabet.

The most probable theory is that the temperature increase caused the release of high gas amounts, which have been stabilized by protein and oil that have been loaded in high amounts into the digester.

The probable theory behind this concept is that, with continuous blood purification treatment, unmeasured (and unknown) mediators (and probably existing but unmeasured peaks in the plasma concentrations of known mediators) are cut (the 'peak concentration hypothesis').

A probable theory to this observation may be that when serum calcium levels decreased, the levels of intracellular calcium increased, leading to constriction of smooth muscles in blood vessels and therefore increased vascular resistance [ 20- 22], culminating in a raised systolic and diastolic blood pressure.

First, the most probable focal element (MPFE), an important concept as the most probable point (MPP) in probability-theory-based reliability analysis, is searched using a uniformity approach.

In the view of many social scientists, the more probable a theory is, the better it is, and if we have to choose between two theories which are equally strong in terms of their explanatory power, and differ only in that one is probable and the other is improbable, then we should choose the former.

Colin Howson (2000), P.D. Magnus and Craig Callender (2004), and Peter Lipton (2004) have recently argued that the no-miracles argument is flawed because in order to evaluate the claim that it is probable that theories enjoying empirical success are approximately true we have to know what the relevant base rate is, and there is no way we can know this.

Consider the early Popper (1935), who held that no amount of evidence can make an unfalsified theory probable (or at least no more probable than any other unfalsified theory).

In some research models, for example, the metastable theory, probable surface complex or phase was presumed or even "proven" indirectly [ 53].

The theory of probable impressions went far beyond anything Arcesilaus had said and had an independent appeal which Arcesilaus' response to the same challenge lacked.

It is found that different dispersion systems exhibit similar fundamental laws which can be described based on a Most Probable Percolation Threshold (MPPT) theory.