Sentence examples for serious hypothesis from inspiring English sources

"What they've done is take a serious hypothesis about how the T rex worked, based on good evidence," she says.

But it is a serious hypothesis that in fact our mental representations have a good deal in common with simple set-theoretic structures, so that they are 'models' in the model-theoretic sense too.

By the middle of the nineteenth century, in other words, an ancient myth had mutated into a serious scientific hypothesis: the theory of the open polar sea.

He demonstrated that the effect of inaccurate planning value of ICC is more serious in hypothesis testing applications.

While none of these theories enjoys much credence today, that they were serious physical hypotheses (at least once) seems to establish that they at least might have been true (Horwich 1987, Dowe 2000).

Again, as in Shapiro's case, that fact alone isn't proof that Sidwell security wouldn't carry guns, but it should have been obvious to Halper that it was at least a potentially serious flaw in his hypothesis.

This study aimed to test the hypothesis that serious sexual victimization predicted high levels of residential mobility after controlling for previous levels of residential mobility.

Also, further studies have either not found a similar relationship or found one that is much less strong one, raising serious objections to the hypothesis.

This has raised serious objections to the hypothesis of CCSVI originating MS. The "liberation procedure" has been criticized for possibly resulting in serious complications and deaths while its benefits have not been proven.

First, the study has not appeared in a peer-reviewed journal to date, thereby putting their hypothesis into serious question.

If all sequences sampled in the future follow the same pattern, this rules out polyphyly and casts serious doubts over the hypothesis of multiple hybridizations in the past [ 12].