In the context of scientific research, confirmation biases can sustain theories or research programs in the face of inadequate or even contradictory evidence; the field of parapsychology has been particularly affected.
19 Based on the theory of the cognitive activation theory of stress, the sustained arousal theory was suggested as a mechanism for the development of CFS, resulting in several bodily symptoms, including pain.
4 A multidimensional perspective of CFS, opposing the dichotomy between bodily and mental processes and acknowledging the impact of cognitive processes on physiological responses, is supported by previous studies 47 48 and is in line with the sustained arousal theory.
Regarding Shay's self-defense assertion, the editorial said, "The only testimony that even tends to sustain that theory was his own".
The fact that free tumor DNA still circulates in M1 blood sustains the theory that tumor DNA is not only a signature of apoptotic or necrotic cells from the primary tumor, but also of those from metastatic sources [ 35].
The result is not a negative theory — e.g., the theory that we can't acquire knowledge owing to the limitations of our cognitive or rational capacities — but a pervasive lack of theory sustained by a dialectical method.
The sustained importance of theory in all levels of learning suggests an interplay between low-level learning from videos, progressing through repetition, several engagement opportunities and application (deep learning) in the seminars.
In theory, sustained cell cycle arrest at G0/G1 phase is coupled with cell differentiation, the stage at which the cell reaches its maximum level of biogenesis and protein expression (Li and Vaessin, 2000; Myster and Duronio, 2000; Steinman et al., 1994; Tang et al., 1999).
Griffiths and others have concluded that the idea that genes provide the information while other causal factors merely provide material cannot be sustained under causal theories of information.
