Sentence examples for hard to falsify from inspiring English sources

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

Such a model is hard to falsify in the absence of segregation/viability data from appropriate haplotypes.

He said that the election fraud was outrageous, with Ahmadinejad winning in Azeri-dominated Tabriz and Moussavi winning in Tehran, where it was harder to falsify the vote.

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

The proposed method is robust enough to an attack and the hidden message hard to be falsified.

Indeed, Karl Popper built an illuminating philosophy of science on the idea that science progresses precisely by trying as hard as it can to falsify its hypotheses.

The hope, though, is that nonfinancial measures, especially ones that are compiled by outside groups like customer satisfaction, will be harder to falsify.

The BBB model, like most concepts at that level of generalization, is hard to test in its entirety but concrete analyses could help both to falsify aspects of the model and to harness additional support.

"Staff are encouraged to falsify statistics.

This condition is used to falsify the non-robust controllers.

It was even loath to falsify election returns.