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This isn't right. You can conduct cheap-and-easy experiments to verify the results, as opposed to imaging which doesn't always work anyway.
by nl 6y ago
This isn't right.
You can conduct cheap-and-easy experiments to verify the results, as opposed to imaging which doesn't always work anyway.
- whoisburbansky 6y agoI don't quite understand this; what's an example of an experiment that verifies whether or not you predicted structure is accurate without determining the actual structure?