0 present participle of falsify --
1 to change something, such as a document, in order to deceive people: --
The certificate had clearly been falsified.
They should be seen as a way of avoiding fraud with respect to banana origin, and the risks of falsifying the repetition of import quantities.
She claims that they included falsifying records and criminal malicious intent.
How can one save daylight by falsifying the clocks?
More emphatically, there is no evidence presented falsifying the confirming evidence that might lead to the theory being modified, or perhaps abandoned for an entirely new theory.
Taking seriously the last, most ubiquitous objection to falsifying evidence, there are only two interpretations: (1) the theory cannot be falsified; (2) the theory has no predictive content.
In some cases they contradicted statements that they had made to the police and in other cases it was obvious that they were falsifying written records.
The authors focus not on falsifying hypotheses, but instead, on finding consistency with hypotheses, and they advocate flexible hypotheses that can be adjusted to accommodate results.
Past knowledge is continually tested through practice, falsifying what does not work and sustaining what does.
