The following hypotheses are posited from the above discussion.
Defenders of eliminative materialism often point out that folk theories typically have many functions beyond explaining and predicting, but that doesn't alter their theoretical status nor innoculate their posits from elimination (P.M. Churchland, 1993).
Having posited from the outset film's irrelevancy to the fads and terrors of the moment -- and art's corresponding indifference to them -- Erickson makes of Vikar a naif, emptying him of typical human motives (picture Chauncey Gardiner hunched over a Moviola) to suggest that film's ability to move and startle us transcends the sometimes basely commercial motivations of its makers.
We posited from our previous study that VM was more likely to contribute to lymph node metastasis and was an unfavorable prognostic factor among LSCC patients (data not shown).
The last mechanism can be posited from the in vitro and in vivo studies reporting that fructose is a much more potent glycoxidation agent, capable of producing greater amounts of RCS and ROS than glucose [ 21, 23– 268 68, 74].
We posit that, from a national perspective, disastrous impacts like that of Doce River may become more frequent, given the recent regulatory changes that undermine both institutional governance structures and enforcement of environmental regulation.
For something to be a fact is for it to intrinsically posit distances from itself, and thus to be viewable otherwise.
We posit that rhetoric from Republicans insinuating that nonwhite "takers" are taking away from white "makers," as well as their strong anti-immigrant positions, has cultivated a perception that the Republican Party is less welcoming of minorities.
Mbeki, Gevisser posits, suffers from "disconnect" because of his dysfunctional family life and his years without a country.
Humans, the group posited, differed from other animals in one significant respect: when they find themselves helpless, they explicitly ask why that is the case.
