Sentence examples for difficult to falsify from inspiring English sources

"Government agencies are becoming more innovative and making it more difficult to falsify official documents," she said.

Officials said the agents focused mostly on out-of-state vehicles because those registered in New York have tags that automatically process the date and time of a citation when scanned, making tickets difficult to falsify.

Extensive video footage attributed to the attack in eastern Damascus (which we assess would be very difficult to falsify) is consistent with the use of a nerve agent, such as sarin, and is not consistent with the use of blister or riot control agents.

Once anything is added into the ledger, a record cannot be modified and it is very difficult to falsify entries.

There are strong evidences that a difficult to falsify biometric trait, the human heartbeat, can be used for identity recognition.

It's very difficult to falsify transactions in a blockchain because each transaction generates a strong cryptographic signature.

What von Neumann meant is that a model with too many parameters is hard to falsify.

The paper develops a methodology based on existing evidence that human heartbeat could be used as a "difficult-to-falsify" biometric trait.

The assumptions are difficult to justify or falsify and, more importantly, the approach contains no straightforward way to locate inconsistency.

"It is possible to falsify your tracks, and that makes the job of finding you much more difficult," he said.

"Staff are encouraged to falsify statistics.