单选题The author implies that an innovative scientific contribution is one that ______.Ais accepted immediately by the scientific communityBdies not relegate particulars to the role of dataCpresents a new scientific factDintroduces a new valid generalization
单选题
The author implies that an innovative scientific contribution is one that ______.
A
is accepted immediately by the scientific community
B
dies not relegate particulars to the role of data
C
presents a new scientific fact
D
introduces a new valid generalization
参考解析
解析：
文章首段在讲到highly creative art和highly creative science的区别时，提到innovative science会提出新的propositions（观点，见解），并以此为依据把不同的现象以更加coherent的方式联系起来，并通过把这些现象转化为数据来构成或测试一项新理论。因此D项概括了上述内容。
文章首段在讲到highly creative art和highly creative science的区别时，提到innovative science会提出新的propositions（观点，见解），并以此为依据把不同的现象以更加coherent的方式联系起来，并通过把这些现象转化为数据来构成或测试一项新理论。因此D项概括了上述内容。
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