In early February, the legal proceedings brought by publishers to challenge this hypothesis were settled out of court.
In his book "Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth," Reza Aslan follows this long tradition, settling on the hypothesis, also around for hundreds of years, that Jesus was a Jewish zealot, a rebel against Rome and the Romans' local agents.
Questions about the adequacy of an interpretive hypothesis are usually settled, Wylie notes, when independently constituted lines of evidence converge.
Although there is little supporting evidence, the optimists hope that the status of the continuum hypothesis will eventually be settled.
The question about the root of the eukaryotic phylogeny has not yet settled, and at least four contradictory hypotheses, supported by different sources of evidence, have been suggested recently (fig. 1).
Although the academic debate surrounding this hypothesis has not yet been settled, there is strong evidence that rapid warming or cooling episodes have caused multiple mass extinctions of other species over the past 500 million years.
The motivation was made clear for instance by Bernstein's "Die Theorie der reellen Zahlen" (1905a), where Cantor's continuum hypothesis was claimed to be settled in the positive.
Our study sought new evidence to test the hypothesis that residents of sparsely settled rural areas are prepared to travel further than residents of closely settled rural areas when accessing primary health care at times of need.
As settled above, we proposed a second and third hypotheses, to be tested using the period when ACs are compulsory, where we analyze whether the composition of the AC and its activity have an influence on its efficacy.
There are, however, also studies that do not support this hypothesis and the issue is therefore not definitively settled (Ogunjimi et al., 2013).
