falsifiable

Examples of falsified

falsified

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

In the second place, time has completely falsified his ideas about the nature of coin finds in the countryside and in the north-western provinces.
In fact, it is not easy to imagine how it could be falsified at all.
The countervailing factors are so rich, that these tendencies cannot be practically falsified.
Another problem of centralized reputation systems is that of vulnerability to falsified information.
First, those who did not fight could not complain that the others had violated the law and falsified the elections.
If the effect is not seen, then the hypothesis that participants use the recognition heuristic in this situation is falsified.
The traditional use of experiments is to test if theories are false, and a theory can be falsified with a single wellchosen experiment.
If the ad hoc protective hypotheses themselves are falsified, yet more defences will be invented.
Often the models are not falsifiable, or in the cases where they are falsifiable, they are in fact falsified.
Moreover, in several cases, the entire exploded planet model was at risk of being falsified if the predictions failed.
With a significant amount of counterevidence (87.5% scope left), the scope direction part of the initial hypothesis is clearly falsified.
In physics and astronomy, hypotheses are either falsified if their predictions fail, or proved to be of value if they succeed.
This claim is not falsified by assuming that the antecedent of the conditional cannot be true.
Accordingly, the present hypothesis may not be regarded as a "unified theory," which can be either verified or falsified.
Until we find such evidence we should regard it as falsified.
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