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Because you can easily find "a tiny bit of contrast" by comparing any two things; there will always be differences. this doesn't demonstrate that it isn't just
by astazangasta 7y ago
Because you can easily find "a tiny bit of contrast" by comparing any two things; there will always be differences. this doesn't demonstrate that it isn't just noise and this difference is biologically and clinically meaningful.
Also, "the yelling" is called peer review. It's the entire basis of science.
- mar77i 7y agoI'd imagine "peer review" would be along the lines of taking another set of samples and comparing results, but maybe that's just me.
- doinathing 7y agoPeer review does not involve trying to replicated the results as far as I'm aware... it's just commentary, hopefully by qualified people, on the perceived standard of the work at hand.