In science, the collection of data is always an ongoing process.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
Since science is an inductive enterprise and can never reach indubitable conclusions, hypotheses in science may be modified in light of new data no matter how well the hypotheses are currently confirmed. So, the collection of data is always an ongoing process.
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a. Sufficient Reason b. Plenitude c. Divine Revelation d. Design
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A. Reconstructionism B. Reform C. Purim D. Tanakh
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