For one thing, the very idea of hypothetico-deductivism has often been said to stem from the origins of Western science.
Alternatively, the differences may stem from the origins and preparations of the bacteria, such as improvements in vaccine manufacture.
On the other hand, numerous positions may stem from the origins of individual phyla or sub-phyla, in the late Proterozoic or during the Cambrian, and be concomitant to the genome novelties that accompanied new bauplans (what Babenko et al. [53] called "transitional periods of evolutionary history").
In this work, we made six non-trivial biological predictions stemming from the idea of the origin of life in Zn-rich settings.
Doing so allows us to develop stylized facts and predictive propositions pertaining to differences in the innovative contributions, roles played in shaping industrial dynamics and evolution, and performance outcomes for startups stemming from the three entrepreneurial origins.
Improving law and development discourse will require addressing the theoretical and practical particularities stemming from the field's genealogical origins.
The scientific name for the order, Dermaptera, is Greek in origin, stemming from the words derma, meaning skin, and pteron (plural ptera), wing.
With its origins stemming from the delicacies offered to the imperial court, kaiseki-ryōri synthesises some of the best Japanese values: harmony, balance and an appreciation of the moment.
The movement's name has phonetic origins, stemming from the exclamation of "Yeah Yeah" in typical fashion during rock and roll music.
This change in mechanism in both catalytic processes stems from the same origin.
