Sentence examples for observations rejecting from inspiring English sources

We conclude that ciliates in European coastal areas just like bacteria, plants and animals are under strong environmental and geographical selection at intermediate geographical scale, and agree with previous observations rejecting global dispersal hypotheses [ 49- 53].

The statistical power of the test is thus the percentage of observations rejected.

From that period, knowledge grew steadily as physicians relied on scientific observation, rejecting the prejudices and superstitions of previous eras, and conducted fastidious and keen studies of the physiology, anatomy, and pathology of the heart and blood vessels.

This observation rejects neutral expectations, and excess amino acid polymorphism may reflect either the influence of balancing selection or selection against slightly deleterious mutation.

The theory-dependence of observation, by rejecting the role of observation as a theory-neutral arbiter among theories, provides another source of incommensurability.

Mr. Minden did not see a need to bluntly refute Marxist dogma, on the theory that people could use common sense and their own observations to reject Communist arguments.

Non-Lambertian observations are rejected as outliers and excluded from the following LS step.

After data editing, this number reduces to around 1.15 %, which means that relatively more observations are rejected.

Even though Popper accepted the theory-ladenness of observations, he rejected the more general thesis about incommensurability as "the myth of the framework" (Lakatos and Musgrave 1970).

Since this does not explain our observations, we reject the model of a thin layer above the ICB as a possible explanation for the observed frequency-domain characteristics of PKiKP.

Propositions that are not amenable to verification through measurement and observation are rejected as meaningless (see also logical positivism).