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Meanings of verifiable in English

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

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Capable of being demonstrated or proved.

Verifiable.

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Usage of verifiable in English
1
Pre-starter composition influenced body weight until slaughter age, although not statistically verifiable.
Pubmed
2
In stroke, however, there is no intervention and nothing is fully verifiable.
The Guardian
3
He and others consistently refer to a verifiable and transparent benchmarking process.
The Irish Times
4
I choose a verifiable pause, said Senator Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat.
Reuters
5
But verifiable data will be available only after the OFTOs are commissioned.
Reuters
6
Science is based on verifiable and demonstrable proofs, and merely states facts.
The Irish Times
7
But no verifiable mention of the hieroglyphs was made before the 1970s.
News.com.au
8
The al Shabaab estimate of the death toll was not independently verifiable.
Reuters
9
The legal responsibility is a verifiable description; plundering the public is an inference.
The Tyranny Of Words
10
Ghani said verifiable mechanisms were needed to ensure commitments made are actually delivered.
Reuters
11
It said affected farmers would be compensated for their verifiable losses.
Radio NZ
12
That is, until verifiable electronic voting is a reality, they added.
News.com.au
13
Physical science is at home only in the experimental, the verifiable.
The Breath of Life
14
Japan wants North Korea to agree to a complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization.
Reuters
15
People won't believe in reasonable, verifiable phenomena-things like hypnotism, telepathy, clairvoyance.
A Stir of Echoes
16
Washington is pressing for North Korea's complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearisation.
News.com.au
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