1. It is clear, then, that theism is falsifiable.

2. The demand that theories should be highly falsifiable has the attractive consequence that theories should be clearly stated and precise.

3. Falsifiable hypotheses are proposed by scientists as solutions to the problem.

4. The afterlife is also not measurable, testable, or falsifiable.

5. That said, ID is both testable and falsifiable.

6. Scientific theory is falsifiable, rather than fixed knowledge entity, and it should not be associated with pre-determined research procedure and standardized answers.

7. The assembly model's ability to generate falsifiable hypotheses and account for the diverse range of phenomena related to consciousness surely makes it particularly powerful.

8. But the problem is, when you make specific falsifiable predictions they don't always do that well.

9. One reason is these are interesting and falsifiable claims about child development.

10. Neither OR nor SR are falsifiable, so you can't prove either of them wrong in an objective sense.

11. "The theory is falsifiable, " he says. "If observations come out contrary to my predictions, then the idea is wrong."

12. The enterprise of science consists in the proposal of highly falsifiable hypotheses, followed by deliberate and tenacious attempts to falsify them.

13. For it is very difficult to specify just how falsifiable a single theory is.

14. It is a mistake to regard the falsification of bold, highly falsifiable conjectures as the occasions of significant advance in science.

15. Just because the law makes definite claims about planetary orbits, it has informative content and is falsifiable.

16. It is an assessment, judgment or evaluation of something. An opinion is not a fact, because opinions are either not falsifiable, or the opinion has not been proven or verified.

17. It attempts to explain an event, and is testable and falsifiable like a theory is, but on a more narrow scale.

18. Evolution is unscientific, because it is not testable or falsifiable.

19. In the world of science, however, a theory is a broad explanation of a phenomenon or phenomena that is testable, falsifiable and has multiple lines of evidence.

20. This integration results from the formulation of economic problems as stylized models with clear assumptions and falsifiable predictions.

21. Would you agree that it makes sense for a reasonable model of reality to account for all potentially valid sub-models that are not falsifiable ?

22. Sure, the story is couched in human hope, but the hope I share is to find a falsifiable scientific law.

23. Some multiverse hypotheses may therefore be great fun to think about but not practically falsifiable and therefore have no predictive scientific value.