Jennifer likes to refute misconceptions about women lifting.
"If I ate myself, then I would double in strength" is a hypothesis, albeit one that is likely to be refuted.
A subject's strategy can be strictly inferential (i.e. no redundant tests), in which case it is automatically optimal, subjects could systematically attempt to refute the apparently likeliest hypothesis (Popperian strategy) or, as happens often in reality, they may try to confirm those abnormal findings that support their currently favorite hypothesis.
Vague accusations of corruption are impossible to refute, but it seems more likely that these three judges, sitting ringside, simply noticed more of Bradley's punches, and fewer of Pacquiao's.
Compromises will most likely be needed to obtain the necessary data to refute or validate claims of SCBI clinics and hopefully in the long run help promote public and individual health.
To refute that view, the ELN is now likely to resort to mass kidnappings or sabotage attacks.In this section Small, vulnerable and disunited One-year wonder?
He said that the Roman Catholic Church's likely response would be to "affirm the canonical texts" in the New Testament, rather than seeking to refute each new discovery.
As if to refute the old saw about Baroque concertos being "sewing machine music," he is likely to ease the tempos suddenly, or speed them up, even in midphrase.
Three months after the Philippine government, eager to refute allegations of cronyism, pushed Lucio Tan to sell his stake in Philippine National Bank, Mr. Tan appears likely to take control of the lender.
This prognosis is hard to refute.
