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A Brief History of the Hypothesis

by: David J. Glass, Ned Hall
Cell, Vol. 134, No. 3. (8 August 2008), pp. 378-381.

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Two terms used as frameworks for scientific experimentation--the "hypothesis" and the "model"--carry distinct philosophical assumptions, with important consequences for the practicing scientist.

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