Sentence examples for falsifying them from inspiring English sources
Coloring the facts is always simpler and more effective than falsifying them.
QUESTION FROM ANDREW: What interesting/surprising thing did you discover this year in terms of people, places, events etc? RICHARD BRODY: The possibility of creating public identities also implies falsifying them; most people shade the truth about themselves precisely because there's lots that they don't want known; the movie "Catfish" takes the question to wondrous extremes.
This can be done by re-formulating the hypothesis (sometimes referred to as HARKing: Hypothesizing After the Results are Known [23]), by selecting the results to be published [24], by tweaking data or analyses to "improve" the outcome, or by willingly and consciously falsifying them [25].
The predictions then guide further experiments aimed at verifying or falsifying them by follow-up experiments.
Science is about producing findings that others can test by trying to replicate or falsify them.
Ms. Leekin did file annual reports, though she might have falsified them, according to someone with knowledge of the investigation.
But of course that doesn't mean being dogmatic about my point of view or opinions — you have to be willing to falsify them in any arena if the facts do so.
He suggested that laws should be understood as having the force of prohibitions, which are empirically testable by attempts to falsify them.
We should try to falsify them by "counter-evidence" and "those which survive testing should then be tentatively accepted and regarded as corroborated or closer to the truth than the ones which have been falsified" (O'Hear 2010).
The reason is that MANETs lack central administrative control due to wireless set up and that will serve as the prime concern since it is easy for attackers to eavesdrop the packets, and tamper or falsify them.
