Sentence examples for cannot be tested by from inspiring English sources

Like an increasing number of modern sportsmen and women, he has created a persona that cannot be tested by independent scrutiny.

In 2012, the dietary fish test has been added to the OECD TG 305 to provide a bioaccumulation test for substances that cannot be tested by aqueous exposure.

But since these justifications cannot be tested by short-term pilot programs, such as the current Finnish one that involve a relatively small number of people, the program should rather be seen as a step towards growing the Finnish economy rather than a solution to all of the ills created by a globalized society.

Retired UC Berkeley law professor, author and intelligent design advocate Phillip E. Johnson puts forward a core definition that the designer creates for a purpose, giving the example that in his view AIDS was created to punish immorality and was not caused by HIV, but such motives cannot be tested by scientific methods.

As the pairwise means are not independent, the trends of Figure 4 cannot be tested by correlation or regression.

The potential mechanisms explaining any association between rapid postnatal growth and adult systemic inflammation are not understood and cannot be tested by the current study design.

There are some subjects now available to students at GCSE which cannot be tested simply by a three-hour examination; for example, art, for example, dance or music.

Dr. Klein concedes that the idea "fails one important measure of a proper scientific hypothesis -- it cannot be tested or falsified by experiment or by examination of relevant human fossils".

A hypothesis that cannot be tested empirically that is, by observation or experiment is not scientific.

Clinical trials, for instance, are a necessary cornerstone of the FDA's review process; but therapies for just one person by definition cannot be tested on lots of other people to ensure they're safe and effective.

In fact, most of the coding regions by themselves cannot be tested for lack of information (see Materials and Methods for the definition of testability).