Sentence examples for supported a hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Differences among species in responses to environmental conditions supported a hypothesis of spatial niche partitioning.

To be scientifically supported, a hypothesis must, he urges, be amenable to test; but there is no way experimentally to test events that occurred in the past.

Differences in the temporal activity patterns of the apex predators and mesocarnivores supported a hypothesis of temporal niche partitioning.

Another study found that historical statistics supported a hypothesis linking TB and air pollution caused by coal, which was proposed whereby triggering of the interleukin-10 cascade by carbon monoxide in lung macrophages promotes the reactivation of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (18).

For example, mtDNA sequence similarity suggested that a small population of Scandinavian wolves was founded by individuals released from Swedish zoos, but nuclear polymorphic markers falsified the release hypothesis and instead supported a hypothesis of natural immigration or expansion from an unknown relict wolf pack.

Genetic evidence has not supported an hypothesis that the Sorraia is related to the Barb horse, an African breed introduced to Iberia by the Moors.

These findings support a hypothesis that mercury in vaccines may be a factor in the pathogenesis of autism.

I love the chase — discovering people to interview, nailing down gritty statistics to support a hypothesis.

This preliminary report supports a hypothesis that fears and anxiety could be associated with hyperacusis in the WS population.

The "comparative" problem seeks to determine when one body of evidence E supports a hypothesis H more than a body of evidence E* supports a hypothesis H* (here E and E* might be the same, or H and H* might be the same).

Researchers recently published a new line of evidence supporting a hypothesis that Alzheimer's might be a result of an infection by oral bacteria P. gingivalis.