Biology, 08.12.2021 02:50 jessnolonger
An inventor claims to have invented an artificial kidney for patients that need a kidney
transplant. Which of the following would be a reason that the scientific community might
reject this claim?
A. Previous investigations were unable to obtain the same results.
B. The inventor failed to present observations with data.
C. Investigations were performed in an unknown laboratory.
D. The device failed to follow law of conservation of mass
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