The concept of evidence, models, and explanation states that: (1) evidence consists of observations and data on which to base scientific explanations, (2) models can be structures corresponding to real objects and events, and (3) explanations incorporate existing scientific knowledge and new evidence from observations, experiments, or models into internally consistent, logical statements.
(1) evidence; consists; of observations and data) (models; can be; structures corresponding to real objects and events) (structures; corresponding; to real objects and events) (explanations; incorporate; existing scientific knowledge and new evidence; into internally consistent, logical statements)
1) evidence models structures explanations
consists can be corresponding incorporate
of observations and data
structures corresponding to real objects and events
to real objects and events
existing scientific knowledge and new evidence into internally consistent, logical statements