Sentence examples for open to testing from inspiring English sources

3. It is not open to testing, observation or quantification; it is based upon data that cannot be observed.

4. Perception of fact thus varies, and all facts must be treated as hypotheses and tested constantly. 5. Some will indeed become dominant (the Earth is round, gravity is real), while others are open to testing (T. rex was a carnivore... or was she?).

In one sense, a theory with no empirical content is never open to testing at all; one can only worry about whether the axioms on which the theory is based are mutually consistent.

JREF president D.J. Grothe said Magola has not contacted the Foundation about his goal, but the group is open to testing the claim.

These findings leave a door open to testing more thoroughly the possibilities of employment of toxins into tumoural cells.

Younger people were perceived as more proactive about their health, more open to testing for sexually transmitted infections, and to have greater access to health information.

Simmer until cooked through (cut one open to test it), about 15 to 20 minutes.

That is, that they be open to test and that it is possible to prove the hypotheses wrong.

Clinical trials remain open to test their efficacy and safety compared with one another, as well as to measure clinical outcomes in different conditions and patient populations.

That is why we have to be open to test". In addition to the video technology trials, the IFAB has also decided to end the 'triple punishment rule'.

Did he spend five years tying tiny lead weights to cats, then dropping them off of rooftops, then slicing them open to test the impact velocity?