Sentence examples for taking the hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Taking the hypothesis to its extreme, if this country elected enough BNP MPs to form a government, they could not go rounding up black citizens and putting us on boats to Africa – or wherever it is the BNP thinks we belong.

Works like Joshua Madara's Planetary Keys and Generative Sigil blend making with conjuring, taking the hypothesis that there could be a relationship between magic and technology to its proof-of-concept point, creating sigil-generating programs and symbolic computer interfaces in actuality, although the artist leaves the actual use of these objects open to interpretation.

Take the hypothesis further.

Take the hypothesis that there are K active UEs that each of them associating with b active antennas for its transmission.

In this book, he takes the hypothesis of molecular disorder (a close relative of the SZA) as the basis of his approach.

Erlanger said he would take the hypothesis seriously only if Hodgkin could demonstrate this effect.

If we take the hypothesis that the negative feedback effect is almost immediate, then there should be a period of time when there is almost complete suppression of mitosis.

They include the notes they took, the hypotheses that they formed and revised, and the discussions they had, articulating how each piece contributed to their learning.

Still, taking the contact hypothesis theory seriously would require confronting the faith-school lobby.

More broadly, taking the contact hypothesis seriously demands directing resources – in a way that does not create a backlash – towards bringing segregated groups together, whether this be in education, housing or leisure.

Nonparametric statistical tests were used as appropriate taking the null hypothesis and the sample size into account.