Sentence examples for which hypothesizes from inspiring English sources

A violation of the Equivalence Principle (EP), which hypothesizes the equality of inertial mass and gravitational mass, is indicated by current theories in modern physics.

Time-scales are of paramount importance for supporting either a 'microphysical hypothesis', which hypothesizes a relation between FD and cloud microphysical parameters variability, or a different one.

And in 2011, about 18 percent of charter school principals left their jobs, according to the report, which hypothesizes that the schools' reliance on young teachers and "start-up mode" struggles wear out employees after a few years.

Since CS1 would not seem to have any predictive value for the unconditioned stimulus in these animals but remains capable of blocking learning to CS2, this finding appears to challenge the Rescorla-Wagner model of learning, which hypothesizes that blocking of a CS occurs when CS1 alone is sufficient to predict the US.

A major prediction of the big-bang model of cosmology, which hypothesizes that the universe began with a hot explosion, is that most of the helium observed today was synthesized from hydrogen in nuclear reactions occurring during the universe's fiery first few minutes.

The QSAR concept is based on the congenericity principle, which hypothesizes that similar structures have similar properties and exhibit similar biological activities [44 47].

One set consists of escaped gene or escaped transcript hypotheses, which hypothesize that viruses are of cellular origin, and that they emerge through a form of retrograde evolution or "devolution".

Nevertheless, the comb-footed spiders remain an assemblage of poorly defined genera, among which hypothesized relationships have yet to be examined thoroughly.

At the time of his death, he had been working on an article called "Homicide: Explaining America's Exceptionalism," which hypothesized that four factors accounted for the centuries-long differences between American and European homicide rates: mobility, federalism, slavery, and tolerance.

A mechanism of the pinhole formation has been recently proposed in a previous study, which hypothesized that crystallographic defects (or organic impurities) might be incorporated into channels within the as-deposited Cu platings.

This supports previous work based on similar data, which hypothesized convergent evolution of recessed nasals associated with sexual displays and sediment feeding in phocids [ 31].