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Meanings of confirmable in English

Capable of being tested (verified or falsified) by experiment or observation.

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Examples for "verifiable"
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Pre-starter composition influenced body weight until slaughter age, although not statistically verifiable.
Pubmed
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In stroke, however, there is no intervention and nothing is fully verifiable.
The Guardian
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He and others consistently refer to a verifiable and transparent benchmarking process.
The Irish Times
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I choose a verifiable pause, said Senator Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat.
Reuters
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But verifiable data will be available only after the OFTOs are commissioned.
Reuters
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The great strength of the Standard Model is that it is falsifiable.
The Guardian
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Scientific theories are falsifiable and modifiable in the light of new evidence.
The Irish Times
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Most ACs had come right out and declared such a find impossible; it was the sole falsifiable prediction of their hypothesis.
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Many climate sceptics worry climate science cannot be dubbed scientific as it is not falsifiable (as in Popper's demarcation criterion).
The Guardian
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Sir, - Mr Ciaran Lawton states (May 17th) that the Darwinian Theory of Evolution is not a scientific theory because it is not falsifiable.
The Irish Times
Usage of confirmable in English
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Nothing is even remotely confirmable, everything is deniable, working with the logical.
Wired
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Circuit, Roberts was at the top of the list and seemed more confirmable.
Reuters
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Their votes will help determine which plans are confirmable.
Reuters
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Ahsoka had heard rumors of a dark lord who served the Emperor, but nothing confirmable.
Ahsoka
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A plan is confirmable generally if it has creditor support and meets various standards under the bankruptcy code.
Reuters
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Among 1,176 genes studied, six demonstrated confirmable, differential expression following comparison of ethanol-naive AA and ANA rats.
Pubmed
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