Sentences with phrase «proven hypotheses»

«Theory» is the overarching fusion of proven hypotheses.

Back in the lab, Endler proved his hypothesis by creating guppy populations that over just 10 generations adapted to the different environmental challenges and advantages he introduced.

But proving the hypothesis is difficult, or even impossible, since it would ideally involve running neurological tests on our long - dead ancestors.

All atheists have to do is show how theists have failed to prove their hypothesis.

Much of the business of science is in imagining stuff we can't see (representational for all of our senses), then going forth to prove our hypothesis.

Let's recall that the point of scientific inquiry is to prove hypotheses to be true, so your initial stance is incorrect... we should not use scientific methods of inquiry to DISPROVE things... only to PROVE them.

You haven't proven or even tried to prove your hypothesis.

There are hypothesis, and then years of work done to prove the hypothesis, at which point it becomes a law.

Referring to a statement as true might be considered meaningful in the case of empirically proven hypothesis, or of formal statements in some symbolic logic, but never regarding ad - hoc metaphysical propositions given to you by an old «holy» book, eyewitness accounts or personal anecdotes.

This recipe is another example that proves our hypothesis that absolutely everything goes with quinoa.

«If we can't collect any dis - confirming evidence, than the formal logical statement is that we have «failed to prove the hypothesis».»

He proved the hypothesis in Switzerland and published another first - author paper (this one in Nature).

Because it was a one - time observation and not the goal of the original study, the researchers can't prove their hypotheses.

The general notion of cohomology, which concerns the topological properties of spaces described by algebraic equations, was itself first developed in the 1920s and 30s, and Weil recognized that it would be needed to prove his hypotheses.

Scientists had long suspected that some local animals might not be able to outrun climate change, but researchers haven't yet been able to prove the hypothesis, says Loarie, who was not involved in this study: «It's just wonderful to see empirical evidence that backs this up.»

Belgian chemist Agnessa Babloyantz had predicted in 1991 that such a reaction wave would trace the shortest route through a maze, but until last February, when Showalter announced his results, nobody had proved the hypothesis experimentally.

In a series of sophisticated experiments, his group proved the hypothesis to be correct.

Phillips says a randomized, controlled clinical trial would be a logical next step to prove their hypothesis.

The paper's second result proves a hypothesis that Hayes advanced in his first paper, in graduate school: that Titan's lakes communicate with each other through the subsurface.

If those become cancerous, it will further prove the hypothesis.

«I'd like to sequence that and see if it's a similar size, which would be one way to prove our hypothesis,» Carlton muses.

We have now succeeded in proving this hypothesis.»

Südhof next carried out an elegant series of biochemical, biophysical, physiological and genetic studies to conclusively prove this hypothesis.

Zhang plans to collect more evidence in other regions around the world with the same geological and atmospheric settings to prove his hypothesis more directly.

The only serious point of contention should be the level of R - squared which proves the hypothesis of anthropogenic global warming.

If cancer - genome sequencing proves the hypothesis that each occurrence of cancer produces unique mutations in a particular person, future doctors may be able to customize treatments for each patient.

Their discovery, detailed in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, proved their hypothesis correct.

Jenner's strategy sounded simple: He inoculated an eight - year - old boy with pus scraped from the cowpox blisters of one of those milkmaids and then inoculated the child six weeks later with matter from a fresh smallpox lesion to prove his hypothesis.

To prove the hypothesis that an XMRV - infected cell line had contaminated the prostate cancer samples in the 2006 Urisman, et al. study, we analyzed available RNA extracts using a novel technique referred to as mitochondrial RNA (mtRNA) profiling.

Medical researchers have just proven a hypothesis rejected in the 1970s through successful clinical trials.

We aim to prove this hypothesis by various experimental approaches.

She says that more research is needed to prove her hypothesis, but for now it's safe to assume that toned thighs indicate more than just strong muscles.

Not a proven hypothesis, but why did I keep losing weight eating way too many calories when I was doing this coffee thing?

Except for Bruce Willis of course... that is until he proves my hypothesis wrong and accepts an apology and the $ 5 million paycheck sure to come his way.

(As is often the case, truth is kookier than dramatization; it was Chang who came up with the idea, because he wanted to prove his hypothesis that great baseball players were like X-Men mutants, with a certain percentage born into every population.)

They are compiling and analyzing data to prove their hypothesis about how most students eat Oreo cookies.

It's not really fair to say I have totally proved my hypothesis.

Make sure that you have answered your progress and success in proving the hypothesis of the dissertation in this part of the writing.

This does not automatically prove the hypothesis because stock returns are not lognormal.

With respect to any answers that offer US centric data to prove any hypothesis, I don't feel such comparisons are appropriate.

Except, there have been no clinical trials done to prove their hypothesis.

The only serious point of contention should be the level of R - squared which proves the hypothesis of anthropogenic global warming.

The IPCC is the largest gathering of scientific minds in the history of civilisation, which is remarkable, since a scientist's challenge is to prove your hypotheses correct and to disprove others».

Theory is a wonderful adventure, a fine thing and an important thing, but when actual meets theoretical, they must either agree proving the hypotheses, or the hypothetical speculative theory must fall or be adjusted accordingly.

In most areas of science, uncertainty weakens evidence and makes it harder to prove a hypothesis.

Now, despite the blocking, evidence and failed predictions prove the hypothesis is wrong.

While I can not prove my model is correct, because no one can prove any hypothesis is correct, no one yet has proved my model is wrong.

Then the conundrum comes in whether you can also apply the data used in forming the hypothesis to proving the hypothesis.

The prime example is the publication of papers setting out to prove the hypothesis correct or assuming it to be true.

Like the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), they setout to prove their hypothesis, to further their political agenda.