Sentence examples for testable with from inspiring English sources
The possibilities of these behaviours in abelisaurids are testable with quantitative biomechanical methods8,9,67 and could be assessed in the future.
The data suggest that winds strong enough to move dust and sand on Venus are rather common (more so than is typical for Mars, Earth or Titan), a prediction testable with radar interferometry on future orbital missions and/or from landed observations.
Descriptive concepts are directly perceptible and testable with easily perceived causal agents and they develop through exposure and experience.
We have developed a comprehensive analytical framework for lensing by black holes, and made concrete predictions that are testable with existing or planned instruments.
Although not testable with the data set at hand, it is likely that labour mobility is also high in rural Mexico.
We briefly note an important consequence of choosing a nonzero value for (v_0 x)), which might be testable with tsunami waveform observations if there is sufficient uniqueness in the solution of the inverse problem of determining initial conditions from data.
We know that if either the current interval being processed (τ, l ) or the preceding interval (τ − 1, l ) are non-testable with margin x > n − σ l k, then the interval (τ − 1, l + 1 ) cannot possibly be testable and does not need to be appended to the queue of intervals to be processed.
He parted with some historians by advocating the use of numbers to come up with testable hypotheses, and with some sociologists by insisting — with Marx and Weber, he said — that the historical context of cause and effect greatly matters.
49/50 (98%) testable patients with dementia/delirium had low AMTS compared with 79/199 (44%) of those without (P < 0.001).
Our project will not attempt to solve all of the woes of online dating for women but we will offer up an informed and testable design with the goal to improve what exists.
First, we find that most online IQ research employs an explaining & predicting approach (i.e., explain what is occurring and provide testable predictions with causal relationships) as opposed to a design & action approach (i.e., design tools or frameworks for online IQ assessment).
