| The fact that there are such people is not refutable, just as there are people who do take responsibility. |
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| With this thought — self-serving but not easily refutable — he takes his leave. |
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| A certificate of residence holds a refutable assumption of uninterrupted cohabitation and shared household. |
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| With this, a refutable legal assumption is created about the persons death. |
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| In this whole story that is probably the least refutable idea. |
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| Such restrictions would either have to be withdrawn or re-characterized as refutable presumptions to enable the right of conscientious objection to be applied to professional soldiers. |
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| Evidence of regret is not refutable in the same way. |
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| This is a criteria for a scientific theory, to be scientific, to be potentially refutable and this is something that we can learn from science for other disciplines of our knowledge. |
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| Given the range of possible effects in the theoretical model, however, it is a challenge to find refutable hypotheses that can be tested with the reduced form model. |
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| In the coming years, this would allow us to define a refutable domain of validity for stochasticity in gene expression and cellular biological phenomena. |
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| It is even more shocking that the correction of items of information which are easily refutable and sometimes definitely damaging, is still so often late, inconspicuous and in certain cases impossible. |
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