Sentence examples for the mainstream theory from inspiring English sources

The Texas Board of Education gave grudging support last week to teaching the mainstream theory of evolution without the most troubling encumbrances sought by religious and social conservatives.

But the new findings, which rely on X-rays collected by a European satellite, XMM-Newton, suggest that the huge clusters are dancing to their own tune, refusing to behave as the mainstream theory predicts they should.

Dessler, setting his findings and other work on clouds and climate in broader context, offered this observation this morning about the polarized, and distorted, public discourse: To me, the real story here is that, every month, dozens if not hundreds of papers are published that are in agreement with the mainstream theory of climate science.

"The mainstream theory is that wolves became dogs when they started treating humans as their pack members," Range says.

Within the relevant fields, ie biology, geology, theoretical physics, etc, subscription to the mainstream theory of the origin of the universe and evolution is as close to 100% as to make the difference negligable.

Endeavouring to respond to the objective set, and ultimately assessing the contributions of the scientific literature on experiences on adaptive learning, we can conclude that it has not made great contributions: based on different psychological theories, as it would seem to follow what the mainstream theory dictates rather than developing an individual line of thought on the subject.

There may be something to this, but it does not explain why Glasgow fares worse than the rest of Scotland.Of the mainstream theories, that leaves awful housing and family breakdown, both of which might lead to stratospheric stress levels.

In any case, if this kind of objection did have force, it wouldn't be a problem just for out-of-the mainstream theories like originalism.

Since the late 1960s, a group of physicists and mathematicians have been developing a framework called string theory to help reconcile general relativity with quantum mechanics; over the years, it has evolved into the default mainstream theory, even as it has failed to deliver on much of its early promise.

The other mainstream theory states that cramp is caused by an imbalance of electrolytes in the body.

Saunders showed that the Khazzoom Brookes postulate was consistent with neo-classical growth theory (the mainstream economic theory of capital accumulation, technological progress and long-run economic growth) under a wide range of assumptions.