These differences show that the complexity of ER stress-induced signaling found in mammals is conserved in Drosophila, thus highlighting the usefulness of ER stress models plurality.
Sterelny's view that we can redescribe trait group selection without positing groups as the units of selection is an instance of a position that has been called model pluralism about the levels of selection, since it claims that there is a plurality of models that evolutionary biologists might adopt (R.A. Wilson 2003, 2005: ch.10).10
The primary determinant included in the model was plurality (twins vs. singletons), and the parameters of primary interest were the lower bound of the optimal birth weight range for singletons and twins at each gestational period.
For Andres, the Belle Plain monument will serve as an "individual and communal chaos magic that must never impede on human freedom, scientific models, and plurality".
The methodologies are as diverse as renewable energy policies due to the broad variety of questions that shall be answered with policy evaluation modeling; thus, a plurality of modeling approaches is highly recommended.
It may also be that even though the book's model explained the plurality, or even the majority, of variance in political behavior, it left out crucial motivating factors.
The high-dimensionality of the statistical models and the plurality of methods considered mean that, at the level of the literature, machine-learning techniques probably give rise to more variability, although they do come with more expressiveness and power.
A plurality of models exist, and models "serve a variety of purposes" (Cartwright 1983, 152; cf. Suppes 1978).
In addition to exploring internal theory diversity and in parallel with plurality of modeling, a Pragmatic View of Theories could also explore pluralism of modes of theorizing, and of philosophically analyzing theoretical structure (thesis #2).
