Hans
Drieschs late nineteenth-century vitalism was explicitly a corrective to Darwin's "apotheosis of chance," as reviewer Francis Sumner names the object of
Drieschs critique (Sumner 1916: 105);
Driesch insisted that immaterial spirit directed evolution.
Hans
Driesch (1867-1941), a former student of Weismann and Haeckel, carried out in 1891 a series of experiments with sea urchin eggs that seemed to contradict the results and conclusions reached by Roux in 1888.
Adolf Eduard
Driesch (1867-1941), habia una "conformidad" con un plan (Planmafiigkeit), es decir, "definitivos planes de organizacion" (endgultiger Organisationplan) funcionales de la naturaleza realizados permanentemente mediante una "regulacion fisiologica" (physiologische Regulation).
Wiedemann, F.B, Bocherens, H., Mariotti, A., von den
Driesch, A., and Grupe, G.
Muller, Pfeil, and von den
Driesch (97) conducted a study to evaluate the combined effect of Valerian and St John's Wort in the treatment of depression and anxiety.
Bones were measured according to guidelines presented by von den
Driesch (1976), except for medial edge of acetabulum where Vretemark's (1997) guidelines were used.
Von Den
Driesch et al .[3] tested 12 of 44 PG patients for ANCAs, and all were negative.
Los datos osteometricos, en general, resultan de utilidad en estudios filogeneticos y alometricos comparativos (von den
Driesch, 1976).