Sentence examples for proposing a hypothesis from inspiring English sources

The current collection of articles is an excellent pedagogical tool for understanding the science process: proposing a hypothesis, collecting evidence, testing the hypothesis, analyzing the results, and drawing conclusions.

We agree that this isn't much, but after all we are proposing a hypothesis that is yet to be tested.

The main difficulty of proposing a hypothesis for GA action is that we still do not quite know how the putative GA receptors open their ion channels on agonist binding, let alone how this opening can be modulated.

Many studies have attempted to test traditional acupuncture without a physiologic rationale, but proposing a hypothesis for how acupuncture might work is good science and costs nothing; a rationale can help investigators to develop a causal hypothesis, choose an appropriate control and rule out placebo effects.

David R. Vieites and David B. Wake of the University of California, Berkeley, and Mi-Sook Min of Seoul National University now propose a hypothesis to explain the distribution patterns.

"We propose a hypothesis that animals respond to the full moon because of changes in geomagnetic fields".

I spoke with more than twenty Swedish doctors who had either treated apathetic patients or written about them, and none of them had an explanation; most were hesitant to even propose a hypothesis.

We summarized these findings and proposed a hypothesis that the LD is a conserved organelle.

As the mechanisms are still unknown, we also propose a hypothesis based on recent studies.

We propose a hypothesis that attempts to clarify the Spanish paradox.

Of a sample of 620 papers, 74% tested one hypothesis, 20% tested two or more hypotheses and 6% proposed a hypothesis.