His so-called "family values" lead him to postulate that not only is contraception harmful to society and "a license to do things in the sexual realm that is counter to how things are supposed to be", but also "doesn't work and is harmful to women" and states should be allowed to ban its sale entirely.
The discovery that RNA is capable of some catalytic activity has led to the postulate of not only a nucleic acids first but more generally of an 'RNA world' (Gilbert 1986).
In the present study we postulate that not only variation in compressive mechanical loads but also potential shearing between the meniscus and underlying cartilage may modulate PRG4 expression in this region.
Blickle et al. [ 14] postulated that not only the quality of a mentor-protégé relationship but the sum of different supporting relationships, forming a kind of supporting network, reveals to be career relevant.
It was postulated that not only would clinic-based care provide social support, encourage mobility, and improve patient outcomes through improved linkages and greater consistency of treatment between specialist and district home care, it would also reduce the number of providers and specialties involved.
The studies of Hales and Barker et al. [ 3, 4], published in Diabetologia in the early 1990s, were therefore highly provocative to the diabetes research community, postulating that not only type 2 diabetes, but also the key components of the metabolic syndrome, representing well-established cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors, seemed to have at least parts of their origin in early life.
The changes in qm t,P) and Im t,P) with t at different P's were found to fall onto the respective master curves on the reduced plots, indicating that the scaling postulate is valid not only for the coarsening behaviors at different temperatures but for those at different P's.
An experimental study postulated that IgG not only fails to provide protection against this intracellular pathogen, but it actually contributes to disease progression[12], [13].
The cancer stem-cell hypothesis postulates that these cells not only might initiate tumorigenesis and metastatic growth, but also contribute importantly to therapy resistance [ 50].
Kuhn's concept of scientific revolutions (or paradigm shifts) postulates that science does not only evolve through the gradual accumulation of evidence, as was previously thought, but also through dramatic revisions of previous data that radically change the overall opinion of a given scientific community on a subject [ 254].
