It was a great hypothesis".
Preceding Klinger's introduction there is a little note, titled "Editor's Preface"—exactly the kind of thing that readers would skip in which he tells us that his great hypothesis is a "gentle fiction".
After all, as the British biologist Thomas Huxley remarked, a great hypothesis can be slain by an ugly fact, and these were no doubt some ugly facts.
Preceding Klinger's introduction there is a little note, titled "Editor's Preface" — exactly the kind of thing that readers would skip — in which he tells us that his great hypothesis is a "gentle fiction".
"The hypothesis is a great hypothesis," says Ben Ebrahimi of Wilshire Oncology in La Verne, Calif., one of the doctors who was present at Soon-Shiong's talk.
Because of their great hypothesis generating potential, the 6q26 and 10q26 regions as well as asthma and atopy phenotypes were selected for the following G2D and association studies.
Faced with evidence that electromagnetic radiation has both particle and wave characteristics, Louis-Victor de Broglie of France suggested a great unifying hypothesis in 1924.
In addition, the authors describe a series of other devastating fractures in Lucy's left shoulder, right ankle, left knee, pelvis and first rib that are consistent with their great fall hypothesis. .
The large size of the pooled database allowed us to investigate in greater detail hypotheses not properly tested in the original studies, in particular, whether the frequency of chromosome-type and chromatid-type aberrations has a different predictive value for cancer risk.
DEER occurred in only one top model, and with a positive parameter coefficient, suggesting – not consistent with either hypothesis – greater salmon use with greater deer availability.
(3) The "greater male variability hypothesis" is confirmed.
