| The entire Ontario university qualification system is based on measurements and testable aptitudes. |
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| The model results were subsequently verified experimentally, and others are readily testable. |
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| A truly scientific theory is expected to result in a testable set of predictions. |
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| Systems of thought that are fundamentally metaphysical in nature are not testable and can therefore never be proven incorrect. |
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| If the people of this or other hereditary monarchies prefer their form of government to a democracy, that preference ought to be testable. |
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| A number of researchers are devising testable hypotheses about therapeutic approaches for specific syndromes. |
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| Physics can chip away, bringing things out of the realm of metaphysics and into testable reality. |
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| However, like systems theory, the abstract nature of social constructionism makes it difficult to develop testable middlerange theories. |
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| This theory would justify the inclusion of certain variables in the model and, ideally, would imply testable hypotheses. |
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| The aim of this article is to prove that the variety generated by the piecewise testable languages and the band languages is decidable. |
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| Can evolutionary theory offer any well-grounded, empirically testable hypothesis for my phobia? |
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| But the problem has been converting those ideas into something that's truly testable. |
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| Science is a systematic process used to study the natural world and develop testable laws and theories about the universe. |
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| It is also, unlike the EMH, a valid hypothesis, as it is testable and robust under testing. |
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| Like many other types of company, a bank has the problem of offering not real testable products but future services. |
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| The commitment of public money and resources should, in our view, be allocated based on firm, objective and testable targets. |
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| They can then state their thoughts in the form of a testable question, and compose a hypothesis and predictions. |
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| If the higher testable area number were used, the injuries prevented would be expected to increase by approximately 10 per cent. |
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| In science, the best one can do is observe the behavior of dogs in natural and controlled settings, and then, on that basis, make testable inferences about canine cognition. |
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| But just as a workable and testable theory has evolved, important work by an international group implies potentially four pathological patterns of multiple sclerosis. |
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| As long as they are put in testable form,then they can be said to be subject to the scientific method. |
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| They should make empirical statements that are observable, testable or inferable by indirect means. |
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| So far they have yet to offer a real testable hypothesis, something that can actually distinguish designed objects from undesigned objects in the real world. |
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| Taking these factors into account, the most rigorous impact assessment study would be based on the derivation of testable hypothesis from the economic theory and the use of panel data techniques on random samples. |
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| But if you are forced into doing so, choose a date so far in the future that you will not be around to be proved wrong. Religion is largely a matter of faith, rather than scientifically testable propositions. |
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| However, such an idea has testable consequences, because if more cold water really is moving out of the Labrador Sea, there should be some type of compensatory flow. |
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| Through a range of remotely sensed data, project contributions will include the production of maps that are digital, quantitative, predictive, testable, and cover significant areas. |
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| With genetic diagnosis, problems are more complex since the number of genes testable is large, testing may precede any symptom of disease or even gestation. |
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| This document is intended to guide the reviewer in concluding whether the submission provides a defensible and testable prediction of adverse effects on human health, their likelihood and their significance. |
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| Since the examination includes objective questions that attempt to test on a broad range of topics, it is especially important that the study program provide for a review of all testable topics. |
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| The map shows well-known cancer signalling events as well as some potential cancer signalling events, which allows scientists to generate a number of testable hypotheses for future research. |
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| Prototype Curriculum Objectives. The aim is to produce new and testable curriculum objectives that will contribute to the reform of science and mathematics education. |
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| With a view to improving the performance of EU action in terms of cost and efficiency, these ex-ante evaluation measures will be completed by the definition of testable objectives in the proposals for specific programmes. |
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| They derive a testable present-value representation of the current account that encompasses the HarbergerLaursen-Metzler effect, according to which a temporary rise in the terms of trade improves the current account. |
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| Both natural and social sciences use working hypotheses that are testable by observation and experiment. |
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| In this case it is not only testable, but it turns out to be not strictly universally true. |
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| In addition, purity and polymorphism encourage a style of code that is modular, refactorable, and testable. |
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| Enterococcus faecalis belongs to the class Bacilli, and it is feasible and testable that this symbiont could contribute to seed digestion by producing cellulolytic enzymes. |
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| On 1 January 1983 the testable age for ambulances, taxis and vehicles with more than eight passenger seats, excluding the driver's, was reduced to one year. |
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| Scientific knowledge is conceptual, rational, and testable. Mystical knowledge is usually aconceptual, arational, and does not lend itself to interpersonal testing. |
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| Failure of a hypothesis to produce interesting and testable predictions may lead to reconsideration of the hypothesis or of the definition of the subject. |
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| If the predictions are not accessible by observation or experience, the hypothesis is not yet testable and so will remain to that extent unscientific in a strict sense. |
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| Scientific inquiry generally aims to obtain knowledge in the form of testable explanations that scientists can use to predict the results of future experiments. |
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