Sentence examples for may be verifiable from inspiring English sources
The evidence may be verifiable (and even depressingly familiar), but its complex underpinnings are given short shrift.
Thus, bioinformatics tools potentially identify hundreds of possible targets, many of which may not be verifiable.
Because EST data are often based on one sequencing pass and are not filtered for error, a predicted SNP may not be verifiable.
They describe the behavior of the system under ideal condition, though this description may not always be verifiable in true or real markets.
"It needs to be verifiable.
"Dust should be verifiable," he said.
This would be verifiable, there would be timetables and schedules.
Parameterizations must be verifiable.
Popper claimed that "the objectivity of scientific statements lies in the fact that they can be inter-subjectively tested" (1934 [2002]: 22), where "intersubjectively testable" may be understood as there being verifiable facts with evidential bearing on the theory in question.
If your "thoughts" are verifiable with sources, the task may be illegal and should be nominated for deletion.
