Sentence examples for put forth the theory that from inspiring English sources
But some researchers continue to put forth the theory that high-fructose corn syrup has a more nefarious effect on health than regular sugar.
By reinterpreting key terms in this way, Hakuseki put forth the theory that the texts in fact recorded not the acts of deities in the heavens but of powerful men vying for political authority at the time of the founding of Japan's imperial line.
Alvarez is perhaps best known for working with his father to put forth the theory that dinosaurs were eradicated 65 million years ago because of a massive asteroid strike, but his path crossed with Saekow's while he was teaching a course called Big History at UC Berkeley.
In 1998, Brooke et al. [76] put forth the theory that a four-gene ProtoHox cluster (consisting of an anterior, group 3, central and posterior ProtoHox gene) duplicated to form the Hox and ParaHox sister clusters [41].
Fei et al. (2013) put forth the hypothesis that miRNAs act as buffers for R-genes.
During the 1980s, Sepkoski and Chicago colleague David Raup put forth the controversial theory that catastrophic extinctions of marine animals may have occurred approximately every 26 million years during the past 250 million years of Earth's history.
In the latter half of Enigma, Galit puts forth the interesting theory that we use enactments to prepare our future-oriented desires and bring our potential selves to fruition.
We here at Noisey are hereby putting forth the conspiracy theory that despite his money, his fame, and his connections, no one ever showed Drake how to smoke weed and, as a result, he is a 30-year-old man physically incapable of properly hitting a blunt.
"They put forth a theory that explains that the responsibility lies with someone else".
Laura Turner Seydel, who was wearing a T-shirt that spelled "Captain Planet" in rhinestones, put forth a theory that comes up a lot.
The 1543 edition, in which Copernicus put forth his theory that the Earth rotates around the Sun, was among 300 books from the collection of Richard Green, a retired physician and amateur astronomer, which fetched just more than $11 million, a Christie's spokeswoman said.
