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We propose several design rules for designing the Wallace tree in order to be fully testable under the cell fault model.

This prediction is fully testable on a gene-by-gene basis through investigation of the function of orthologous genes we identify in the closely related and unduplicated species sorghum.

Still, the temporal dynamic of microglia in humans over the course of the lifespan has not been defined and is not fully testable through autopsy (cross-sectional) studies.

23 Secondly, as geologists and astrophysicists know well, historical hypotheses are fully testable: different past scenarios make different predictions about present observables, and we can test these predictions by looking at new data.

The proposed theoretical model, building on the Sprangers and Schwartz (1999) model and highlighting appraisal processes, provides a fully testable theoretical treatment of QOL and change in QOL, suggesting hypothesized causal relationships and explanatory pathways for both cross-sectional and longitudinal QOL research.

Muslim philosophers, such as Al-Biruni (973 to 1048), Ibn Arabi (1165 to 1240), and Ibn-Khaldun (1332 to 1406) proposed evolutionary arguments to explain the evolution of living beings 'although they did not articulate a fully developed, testable theory of evolution through natural selection' (Cole 1993, p. 18; Sayin and Kence 1999; Shanavas 1999).

WC was fully continuous and testable only by ANOVA.

In turn, each DAG would correspond to an experimentally testable hypothesis representing a fully causal explanation of the investigated domain [ 7].

The second testable component comes from the model's assumption that households fully exhaust their allocation of publicly funded HC services.

Analysis of the structures of the transporter during the TMD simulation phases where the conformation changes from an intracellularly oriented DBD to one with partially and then fully extracellularly oriented DBD reveals several detailed transitions that may serve as testable hypotheses in future studies.

This is not a strong criticism considering that the details of the progene idea are anyways still underdeveloped at this level the main strength of the article is in any case in presenting a general, testable framework with a number of individual details like this still to be fully developed and appropriately tested.