In the light of this alternative, it is argued, the hypothesis that people must be endowed with a special stock of laws corresponding to rules of logic and reason appears unmotivated and unparsimonious.
Our data help so to clarify the message of individual studies, arguing with the hypothesis that RAS is a prognostic factor for lung cancer.
However, analyzing the causes of deaths in MRSA carriers and noncarriers, we found even slightly higher rates of sepsis in MRSA negative patients, arguing against the hypothesis that MRSA BSI represent the dominant lethal cause in nasal MRSA carriers.
There was no significant change in morphology of the cells expressing human Hyal2 in comparison to those expressing human Hyal1 or AP, arguing against the hypothesis that Hyal2 can inhibit the activity of RON.
In addition, serotonin was found to be symmetrically distributed in the cleavage stage embryo (Beyer et al., 2012), arguing against the hypothesis of asymmetric gap junctional transfer of this small and charged molecule during early development.
14 Together, these studies support our results, arguing against the hypothesis that MYOC induction could perhaps be considered part of a protective response mechanism, rather than a homeostatic one.
Serous EOCs, independently of their aggressiveness, co-regulate IL6 expression together with that of genes associated to growth factor signaling, arguing for the hypothesis that common mechanism/s driven by EGFR ligands characterize both advanced-stage and LMP EOCs.
This is essentially what the Vytorin trial did and why its results argue against the hypothesis.
Plume doubters, meanwhile, argued that the hypothesis was unscientific if no evidence could persuade its advocates to discard it.
Curiously, accounts of drunken monkeys are nowhere to be found, a lack, Dr. Milton said, that argues against the hypothesis.
