Sentence examples for falsification by from inspiring English sources

Science classes, in schools as well as colleges, encourage data falsification by pinning grades to fitting results.

According to Popper, it is the mark of a pseudoscience that its hypotheses are not open to falsification by any conceivable test.

The mark of a scientific theory, he held, was that it be open to the possibility of falsification by evidence; the mark of a good society was that it be open to change of government without bloodshed.

All six members of the Chinese women's gymnastics team at the Beijing Games were old enough to compete, officials from the International Gymnastics Federation said Wednesday after a monthlong investigation into possible age falsification by the team.

"Informal inquiry by the court and among the judges of this court, as well as knowledge of cases in other federal and state courts, has revealed anecdotal evidence of repeated, widespread falsification by arresting officers of the New York City Police Department," Judge Weinstein wrote.

Her research for the book helped lead to the unraveling of the greatest ornithological fraud ever committed-a convoluted skein of theft and data falsification by the late Colonel Richard Meinertzhagen… Meinertzhagen, who died in 1967, enjoyed a formidable reputation in international ornithology.

These could have arisen by falsification or by changes of ink, graphics, or pigments during manufacture that we were unaware of.

It found no evidence of falsifications by Mertelsmann, who was listed as a co-author on 58 of the Herrmann papers the task force called into question.

"What is the ethics of a public organisation that promotes on purpose falsification of information –by means of the objectives and professional advancement?

Second, in all the research described below for both first- and second-generation immigrants, we employ a "falsification test" by examining male behavior.

Our approach, in contrast, starts with an analysis of the diphosphate binding sites that is used as a basis for a clustering to avoid statistical falsification caused by imperfect grouping.