Sentence examples for Falsifiable hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Based on shared physical features of pukao, evidence in the archaeological record, and the physics necessary for pukao movement, we propose a falsifiable hypothesis in which relatively small numbers of people rolled pukao up stone ramps to place pukao atop moai.

For any concept to be taken seriously, it needs peer-reviewed experimental data and a plausible and falsifiable hypothesis.

You say: "For any concept to be taken seriously, it needs peer-reviewed experimental data and a plausible and falsifiable hypothesis.

Generally speaking problems with unfalsifiable hypotheses require something other than the conjectures-and-refutations recipe for reliable methods (this assertion hinges on what exactly one means by "falsifiable hypothesis"; see Section 3 (The Limits of Inquiry and the Complexity of Empirical Problems) as well as [Schulte and Juhl 1996]).

To support the "war on drugs," for example, under the claim that it reduces crime and drug use is to make a scientifically testable and falsifiable hypothesis.

That is, if a question or theory about how the natural world works can be turned into a testable and falsifiable hypothesis, then it is a scientific question.

Like all good scientists, they proposed falsifiable hypotheses to explain the anomaly they encountered, for falsifiability is the hallmark of good science.

Yet racism has always been predicated on falsifiable hypotheses about racial inferiority.

It therefore is a mistake to define racism to include falsifiable hypotheses in addition to racial hatred.

Our computations match the experiments very well and suggest falsifiable hypotheses that can be tested by new experiments.

Many authors argue that creationist and intelligent design arguments fail to meet commonly accepted criteria of science, invoking non-naturalistic explanations and failing to develop testable or falsifiable hypotheses.