Cosmologists, Milne believed, were bound to dream up any and all possible models of a universe, and then deduce what, if any, observable consequences followed from their hypotheses.
Nevertheless, even a small fraction of ultra-strongly self-interacting dark matter (uSIDM) can have observable consequences on astrophysical scales.
Non-ideal miscibility in turn has been observed by us (Fig. 1) and other authors [see review in19], sometimes also in cell membranes, and could have observable consequences on the cell physiology.
We noticed that mild short time enzymatic treatment did not have any observable effect on the binding of any of the aptamers and that the fluorescence signal was similar to that of the cells in the non-enzymatic buffer.
In the SDRs, the ME failed to exert any observable effect on the tolerance level following oral glucose loading.
Of note, at the tested concentration, 18 (1.6%) screened drugs induced toxic effects (defined as any observable effect on the cardiovascular system or other gross morphological defects).
This follows from the fact that, given the quantum equilibrium hypothesis, the observable consequences of Bohmian mechanics are the same as those of orthodox quantum theory, for which instantaneous communication based on quantum nonlocality is impossible (see Eberhard 1978).
After claiming that while kinematic relativity did not differ appreciably from relativistic cosmology in its mathematical formalism or observable consequences, Dingle asserted that, on the other hand, it invited special criticism because it renounced "the fundamental principles of scientific method," namely, "Newton's principle of induction from phenomena" (Dingle 1933, p. 178).
In particular, since real for Everett means has observable consequences, any experiment that illustrates quantum interference provides empirical evidence for the operational existence of alternative Everett branches on some decomposition of the state.
This has several EM and GW observable consequences.
Cantiello, M. et al. Sub-surface convection zones in hot massive stars and their observable consequences.
