Sentence examples for promising hypothesis from inspiring English sources

A very interesting and, in my opinion, promising hypothesis on the mechanism of heritable resistance to pathogens in arthropods.

A promising hypothesis thus presents itself and raises the question of whether supplementation with VD in combination with LC can correct the impaired status of VD and its action in patients with type 2 diabetes.

But RIKEN's director, Yoshiki Sasai, says it is difficult to call the STAP phenomenon "even a promising hypothesis".

But if such gains do exist, they are likely to be both difficult to measure and incremental in pace a poor match for an abrupt decline in home-court advantage during the past few seasons.The authors' most promising hypothesis is that home-court advantage has shrunk because of the changing style of play in the NBA.

A promising hypothesis is that parallel evolution involving similar pathways was forced by constraints that limit the options that could have been implemented (Hodin 2000; Abouheif 2008).

The coming decade will be the decade of dark matter, some scientists say, as efforts to detect the mysterious stuff will either pay off or rule out the most promising hypothesis about what it is.

These promising hypothesis-generating studies require robust long-term control and toxicity data, but they do indicate that focal boosting (and focal salvage therapy) using mpMRI-guided HDR and LDR is a feasible method for dose escalation while minimizing OAR toxicities.

Although none of the candidate SNPs with a reported association with age at menarche or age at natural menopause survived Bonferroni correction in the test of breast cancer association, this correction is considered to be overly conservative given that the candidates were chosen on the basis of promising hypotheses.

Today's findings regularly overturn yesterday's promising hypotheses.

The effect is familiar to pharmaceutical companies: a handful of successful drug trials get headlines while thousands of failures, with all the promising hypotheses they entail and data that they can yield, are forgotten.

Such a strategy can save valuable resources for more promising hypotheses.