So I decided to scientifically test this hypothesis "it is impossible for everyone to marry a supermodel" with a basic thought experiment.
Another bellwether is David Hockney's fashionable speculation that the Old Masters secretly relied on optical devices; whatever the merits of this hypothesis, it reflects an increasing readiness to reconsider painting within a spectrum of overlapping visual crafts.
To test this hypothesis it runs a panel data regression model.
Though considerable evidence supports this hypothesis, it is rarely explored directly through cross-cultural comparisons.
To support this hypothesis it was demonstrated that TGFβ3 null mice develop cleft palate [24].
According to this hypothesis, it would be expected that, when studies analyse samples from different archaeological areas and periods, various types of binders will be identified.
Despite the experimental support for this hypothesis, it remains controversial.
Although there's no way to test this hypothesis, it makes a lot of sense.
Jean-François Mary supports this hypothesis: "It is certain that the availability of fentanyl [in Quebec], compared to British Columbia, is really different.
On this hypothesis, it was proposed to determine NF-κB in children with autism.
Thus, based on this hypothesis, it is interesting to determine the potentially common epigenetic mechanisms in cardiogenesis, myogenesis and tumorigenesis.
