Sentence examples for risky hypothesis from inspiring English sources

I admit that for me their existence has always been a fairly risky hypothesis.

Dr. Carlo Rovelli, a gravitational theorist at the University of the Mediterranean in Marseille, said it was a "risky" hypothesis, "but the prize if it happened to be true is so great that it is worthwhile taking the risk of exploring it in detail".

On the basis of these findings, we predicted that the chances of winning would modulate HR decelerations during the selection of explicitly risky decisions (Hypothesis 2) and in response to feedback (Hypothesis 3), whereas the size of bets would influence EDA and HR accelerations during the selection phase (Hypothesis 4) and the feedback phase (Hypothesis 5).

(2) If helpers tailor their helping effort to avoid immediate predation ('risk avoidance hypothesis'), firstly, risky helping behaviours like territory defence should be reduced if immediate helper survival interests prevail (survival was reduced under predation [11]).

30 31 The study's four key hypotheses are Risky drinking behaviours of individual adolescents are influenced by the behaviours, attitudes and norms of parents, peers and significant others with whom they interact; thus, the nature of connections and type of interactions between individuals will have an effect on the overall levels of risky drinking behaviours.

For local government ownership, the coefficient is positive but statistically significant at the 5% level, indicating that firms affiliated with local government is more likely to invest in risky R&D project without supporting Hypothesis 2b.

As our modelling was hypothesis-driven, variables concerning risky sexual behaviours were not included in the models because they failed to predict HIV prevalence in any of the eight cities.

Since speed is of the essence in foiling kidnaps, this made police more effective and kidnapping riskier for its perpetrators.So goes the hypothesis.

The hypothesis does let some people continue a risky sport — by deciding that a serious accident was not really random.

If our exposure to risk is decreased, the risk compensation hypothesis suggests that we then increase our risky behaviour to return our overall risk level back to an equilibrium position.

No studies have directly assessed the hypothesis that cannabis use is associated with risky drug behaviors, either directly via immediate disinhibitory effects or as a marker of risky behavior.