Sentence examples for exactly the same predictions from inspiring English sources

Those responding then argue that even if some hypotheses make exactly the same predictions, one of them may still be a better explanation of the phenomena predicted.

Instead of supposing that any theory has rivals that make exactly the same predictions and accord equally well with all canons of scientific method, Kuhn suggested that certain kinds of large controversies in the history of science pit against each other approaches with different virtues and defects and that there is no privileged way to balance virtues and defects.

The theoretical results show that the quantum-mechanical treatment leads to exactly the same predictions as the dipolar field treatment.

Second and orthogonally to ϵ-truncation, we present a variant of CDP that can be orders of magnitude faster than CDP while producing exactly the same predictions.

Today, we understand it to be exactly equivalent to the theory of kin selection, with both theories explaining the same phenomena, yielding exactly the same predictions, and simply splitting up the mathematics of natural selection in slightly different ways.

As Newton himself realized, van Fraassen points out, exactly the same predictions are made by the theory whether we assume that the entire universe is at rest or assume instead that it is moving with some constant velocity in any given direction: from our position within it, we have no way to detect constant, absolute motion by the universe as a whole.

The numerical results obtained for limiting cases are exactly the same as previous predictions for a single submerged horizontal solid plate and a single submerged horizontal porous plate.

If all the conditions were equally set, the domain-based PON methods and the DCN methods should produce exactly the same results for protein function prediction.

The cell concentrations of naïve CD8 + T cells and adenovirus are not included in the figure as the model predictions were exactly the same for all three cases.

We note that while the "Location-inferred" method, which uses exactly the same user set, seems to improve the prediction, it did not pass the significance test.

However, exactly the same argument can be applied to action that minimizes proprioceptive prediction errors via the classical reflex arcs.