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Reversing (i)______ is a key part of the scientific process
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26 Apr 2020, 13:28
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Reversing (i)______ is a key piece of the logical procedure. Science continues in stops and starts. Given the intrinsic vulnerability in making new information, mistakes will be made, and must be revised. Indeed, even in situations where discoveries are not formally withdrawn, they are here and there (ii)___________ — completely demonstrated to be bogus, and in this manner not, at this point substantial bits of logical data.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
| A) mistakes | D) endorsed |
| B) experiments | E) misinterpreted |
| C) rituals | F) reversed |
Re: Reversing (i)______ is a key part of the scientific process
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26 Apr 2020, 23:14
26 Apr 2020, 23:14
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A) Mistakes- the key line mentioned is "errors will be made, and have to be corrected".
F) Reversed- for the keyword was "retracted". Retracted means to take back. So even though the findings are not "officially" taken back, they are nonetheless reversed.
F) Reversed- for the keyword was "retracted". Retracted means to take back. So even though the findings are not "officially" taken back, they are nonetheless reversed.
Re: Reversing (i)______ is a key part of the scientific process
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27 Apr 2020, 05:13
27 Apr 2020, 05:13
theBrahmaTiger wrote:
Reversing (i)______ is a key part of the scientific process. Science proceeds in stops and starts. Given the inherent uncertainty in creating new knowledge, errors will be made, and have to be corrected. Even in cases where findings are not officially retracted, they are sometimes (ii)___________ — definitively shown to be false, and thus no longer valid pieces of scientific information.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
| A) mistakes | D) endorsed |
| B) experiments | E) misinterpreted |
| C) rituals | F) reversed |
i firstly choose A but for second blank, the way i interpret the information distract my choice for both blanks and choose E
as '' Even in cases where findings are not officially retracted, they are sometimes (ii)___________ — definitively shown to be false, and thus no longer valid pieces of scientific information.
'' i interpreted it as that the findings which are not revised , they are misinterpreted ,shown to be false and no longer valid pieces of scientific information (coz no further revised or work on it ).
can you please explain where I'm getting it wrong
