Some philosophers are sympathetic to ambitious reductive hypotheses about ethics.
Also in the editorial, after noting how molecular cell biology is emancipating itself from an informal, reductive, hypothesis-driven approach by embracing high-throughput data acquisition, rigorous quantification and mathematical modeling, it is forecast by Kritikou et al. [2] that ultimately a "virtual cell" will be developed.
By reductive evolution hypothesis, we proposed that when the strains of genomovar01a transmited from B4 to B3, DFR10 was lost in their genomes to adapt the new niches and colonized as genomovar02, then expanded to B2 and stably existed as the Major genomovar there.
The simulations indicated that, although perturbation of phosphate transport accross the membrane could be considered, the hypothesis of a reductive dissociation of FePi by thiols is more likely.
Much of the persuasiveness of the corpuscular hypothesis lay in its reductive promise.
The water data collected do not provide information on the importance of benthic biota to As remobilization from POM, but low Eh and SO4 values in Lost Lake pore waters coupled with their high SpC, Fe, and As (As3+) values are consistent with both the reductive dissolution and ligand-promoted dissolution hypotheses.
Hypotheses regarding the mechanism of such reductive evolution in subterranean species fall into three groups: non-adaptive, directly adaptive, and indirectly adaptive.
The 10 dimensions are described in Table 1 with an eye toward the hypothesis that students may be susceptible to reductive biases in one or more dimensions.
This narrow range of values is consistent with the hypothesis that the As leached by the reductive extractions was primarily associated with coatings on sediment grains, which are ubiquitous and relatively uniformly distributed.
identified by real-time PCR in soil from the lower levels supports the hypothesis that there is a significant potential for reductive dechlorination of PCE.
