They are always open to new hypotheses and experimental opportunities.
In a sense, young children are superior innovators and scientists, open to novel hypotheses.
6 The reasons why people keep on drifting from one dietary regimen to another remain open to several hypotheses.
Nolan responds that the rib number and epiphyseal plate densities remain a riddle; while he is open to the fetus hypothesis, he thinks that the jury is still out.
Our data are open to this alternative hypothesis if, as discussed below, noise in the temporal structure of the vibration also affects firing rate.
Thus, our Bayesian approach advances this field by rendering open to scientific inquiry a hypothesis that was previously untestable with the sort of comparative data used in this study.
This suggests the hypothesis that individual-specific alternative splicing is a mechanism that accounts for part of individual phenotypic variation in the plant populations, and several avenues are open to testing of this hypothesis in the future.
Thus, over 50 years, the journal has maintained a consistent editorial policy of publishing new molecular methods and the results of application of those techniques to biological material, living cells and organisms, while remaining always open to novel ideas and hypothesis.
"Skeletal reconstructions and restorations," as Switek points out, "are often taken as the last word when they are really working hypotheses, open to change and revision".
Therefore, the molecular age estimates produced by different analyses should be considered as hypotheses open to further testing by the fossil and genomic records.
