Sentence examples for supported theory from inspiring English sources

The fact that birds are the direct descendants of dinosaurs is now and overwhelmingly supported theory in palaeontology, though most will not know much beyond the recent plethora of discoveries of feathered dinosaurs.

And the most widely supported theory is that dark matter takes the form of Weakly Interacting Massive Particles, or WIMPs.

One unified theory of cognition, Global Workspace Theory (GWT) has emerged as the most widely accepted, empirically supported theory of the role of consciousness in cognition.

Rule 5 is based on an experimentally supported theory that morphogen diffusion occurs through the extracellular matrix [ 18, 19].

Findings from this technically complex study offer new and novel evidence, and a mostly supported theory on the active ingredients to incorporate into the design of future interventions.

He said the findings supported theories of obesity, diet and family history being key factors.

Supporting theory is presented here, together with the first direct experimental proof of the claim.

Theoretical sampling supports theory development while not purporting to provide universal generalisability.

Such engagement does not support theories about dissembling limo-lovers seeking to destroy the scheme completely.

That supports theories that laughter is a primitive ability that predates talking.

They found no evidence to support theories that a third party was involved.