It is significant for the subsequent history of this question that these Cartesian speculations were introduced in the form of a counter-factual hypothesis that explicitly sought to avoid conflict with accepted religious doctrines of origin (Descartes 1983, 1647, 181).
Klinger not only assumes, like Leatherdale, that all the events narrated in the novel are factual; he offers a hypothesis as to how Stoker came to publish them.
We therefore designed a study to investigate and analyse the diversity and structure of the original plant communities associated with these species, from which we wanted to collect factual evidence for the hypothesis.
Hypotheses are organised in SAR paths going from generic key rules to factual evidence via intermediate hypotheses that capture important refinement factors.
This knowledge is composed of hypotheses and factual evidence which can be used in different ways to construct a final overall prediction.
From a patient, clinician and system perspective, the development of methods to identify and monitor these types of events is desirable to generate a factual basis for generating hypotheses about their prevention and to inform health policies to reduce their occurrence.
There must be something wrong with the factual basis of the adaptive hypotheses.
Furthermore, in taking faith to consist in belief that theological propositions are true, this model invites the assumption that theological convictions belong in the same category of factual claims as scientific theoretical hypotheses with which they accordingly compete.
Diamond's conventionally Eurocentric viewpoint has been regularly challenged by anthropologists (McAnany and Yoffee 2009), on factual grounds, on his acceptance of discredited hypotheses, and for its naively racist message.
Finally experimental data represent factual knowledge and each observation becomes a very specific hypothesis (only one instance covered and a signal value equal to 1).
