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}}</ref> If [[experiment]]s continue to be successful in testing the predictive power of hypothesis, then there might be enough amount of [[scientific evidence]] to back up the [[hypothesis]] to the degree that it eventually becomes accepted as [[scientific theory]].<ref>{{cite book |title=Fermat's Last Theorem |author=Simon Singh |publisher=Fourth Estate Ltd. |place=London |year=1997 |pages=22 |isbn=978-781857-025217 |url=http://books.google.sk/books?id=Ncrnn9hCn_kC&dq=fermat%27s+last+theorem&hl=sk&sa=X&ei=ZYw-UqOzN5OX0AWf-oGoDg&redir_esc=y |quote=}}</ref>
According to Jean Antoine Nollet (1770), experimental physics cannot be properly done without instruments.<ref>{{cite book
According to Jean Antoine Nollet (1770), experimental physics cannot be properly done without instruments.<ref>{{cite book