Sentence examples for verifiable connection from inspiring English sources

He had made the first verifiable connection between human waste and disease.

Job creation and destruction are so intertwined that, over all, the authors find no statistically verifiable connection between offshoring and net creation of American jobs.

We found that 130, or 92%, of the books were linked to a CTT, either via publication by a CTT press or a verifiable connection between the author or editor and a CTT, or both.

The so-called "co-regulatory hypothesis" provided in this work although incomplete and preliminary in nature provides experimentally verifiable connections between the herpes viruses and the RAG proteins.

Neither story has any verifiable link to reality.

This connection requires two experimentally verifiable identities: the coherent normal-state conductance must be smaller than the "Josephson" coupling energy, and the Josephson coupling energy must be equal to the condensation energy of the superconductor.

Indeed, the fact that the fragments and testimonia are not full of facile equations between numbers and phenomena once again suggests that Philolaus was not simply interested in symbolic connections between numbers and things and that Philolaus was looking for connections that were scientifically verifiable, as in the case of the ratios that govern musical intervals.

People game, fake, or outright invent measures of all kinds, whether they be verifiable facts and statistics, social media connections, degrees, or accomplishments — and we suffer from so much information overload these days that we tend to rely on crude algorithms to do our first round of filtering, before we start spending our precious attention.

Stereotypes are often based on illogical thinking, applying specific characteristics in a universal manner without verifiable basis in fact, or assuming a causal connection between two unrelated events.

It is important to note that pastoralists' perceptions are all about the knowledge that is available in connection with their local environment, which is critical in decision-making based on those verifiable truths.

"It needs to be verifiable.