It seems it would, but only because we presume nature to be regular in certain ways.
Rather than identifying the causal factors, then, the natural history approach tracks the operation of hitherto unknown causes, by sorting patients into kinds with a presumed common nature, based on the natural history of their conditions, or on other grounds that I have not talked about, like differential responses to drugs.
Even as he was arguing this, modern science was shifting from grounds that presumed the nature of God and God's universe to autonomous views of nature that were grounded only in experiment, skepticism, and research.
The restrictions on their job mobility and the presumed temporary nature of their employment may put them in an unfavourable position in wage bargaining.
This tension is further complicated by the fact that most people, as the subjects of online searches, enjoy no normative protection regarding personal information about them that is now available online mainly because of the presumed "public nature" of this personal information involved (Tavani 2005).
Threatening references to my presumed adulterous nature gave way to promises that "He" was getting pissed at me for "playing with these whores".
The absence of DAT provides additional evidence against the so far presumed DA nature of A11 neurons.
The mean allelic XCI ratio across all individuals resided near 50∶50 at both ages, as expected given the presumed stochastic nature of XCI.
EFS (0.1 2 Hz, 0.1 ms, 15 V, 10 s) gave rise to a characteristic biphasic depolarization of the cell membrane (Fig. 2A E), composed of a fast excitation junction potential (EJP) of presumed purinergic nature, and a SMD of adrenergic origin.
Although the intent of the present study was to verify the presumed auditory nature of consonant replacement strategies in speech audiometric testing, the results of the analysis also address several aspects of human spoken word recognition models.
