Hi Pjlu, yes, I think so. As long as it is about the science, and so called "positive results" aren't needed to pass, then that is OK. I think that's what has been nagging at me this past day or so. I like the analogy your Masters supervisor gave - the story of the data. That's cool, and will be good to bear in mind whilst analyse the last part of the data (rather than I'm looking for a certain result here).
What are you doing now days Pjlu? Have you started job hunting? (I hope I have remembered correctly that there was a recent thread from you about having passed your viva).
A paper I recently sent for publishing had a majority of negative results. 4 out of the 7 hypothesises were exactly the opposite of the assumptions we made. I defended it and it made for an interesting discussion! So, I'm sure you'll do well with defending the findings you have! Good luck.
Cheers for sharing that, Nerdy - I'm feeling better about things now. : )
Pjlu - that is great! Things sound exciting! Very sad to think that you won't be on the forum anymore. But it has served its purpose. Thanks so much for all your friendly and insightful replies. I wish you all the best going forward. Best wishes, Tudor.
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