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Dictionary » D » Deduction DeductionDeduction The logical derivation of a conclusion from certain premises. The conclusion will be true if the premises are true and the deductive argument is valid. Compare: induction . ![]()
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Results from our forummy idea on how the brain works... the brain work: http://www.wiki-theory.com/index.php5?title=How_brain_works_-_theorem_brain_theory To make it simple, I think that we make ideas, deduction permits to create other ideas, ideas can be got from our senses.
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The Implausible Engines of Evolution... Otherwise, how can one finch, without the traits for different finches in its DNA, possibly produce different kinds of finches? Continuing on this deduction: If all finches are from the same ancestor, and all finch types are traits, they should also be able to mate with each other and produce different ...
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Re:I did ask him if you could get any form of point deduction for bringing up non relevant things as you mentioned and he did say no. Jack bean, you mention that endocytosys and exocytosis is a form of active transport but the question did not really ...
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Re: passive active transport, h2o transport tree, bacteria, exam... you need these critical parts to answer the question. which leads me to the conclusion that question 6 should be worth less! than the 1.5 points deduction that my teacher originally gave me, and place it at a point level of 0.5.
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