The puzzle is intensified by the fact that the medievals did empirically test many hypotheses, especially in optics.
The mechanisms at the origin of this remarkable 9-fold symmetry have inspired many hypotheses (reviewed in Strnad and Gönczy, 2008).
Many hypotheses are prevalent in the literature predicting why some plant species can become invasive.
4) There are many hypotheses being tested in this replication.
In the past, many hypotheses related to small aggregates in neurodegenerative diseases have been generated.
Tudge gamely outlines the relevant environmental, geological and paleontological history, and notes the provisional nature of many hypotheses involving fossils; and in separate chapters, Young describes Ida's discovery and reception.
Many hypotheses have been discussed in the literatures, while none can fully explain the etiology of PCI.
The discovery of deep-sea hydrothermal vents on the late 1970's has led to many hypotheses concerning chemical evolution in the prebiotic ocean and the early evolution of energy metabolism in ancient Earth.
The Duhem-Quine thesis, as it is known today, shows that negative experimental results may be attributed to any of the many hypotheses that are assumed in observations or experiments, and that the certainty to which Pascal aspired cannot be realized even when experimental results are inconsistent with expectations.
In combination with evidence of neural overlap between tool use and phonetic processing in left ventral premotor cortex [5], [54], this supports the argument [34] that Oldowan toolmaking may have provided a 'preadaptive' foundation for the enhanced cortical control of vocalization emphasized in many hypotheses of language evolution [37], [51], [55], [56], [57].
