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All good science must be falsifiable.
a falsifiable hypothesis
In addition, the hypotheses must be testable and falsifiable.
The hypothesis is falsifiable, and in some circumstances false.
Reduced to this, the argument is not falsifiable and has little empirical or moral sense.
Research involves the generation of hypotheses from assumptions; these hypotheses are then falsifiable.
The only falsifiable theory is a dead one, with no-one left to modify it to accommodate new data.
Many aspects of the origin of life lack the traditional cornerstones of scientific method: a single unknown variable, repeatable experiments, or falsifiable results.
A properly constrained system will make falsifiable predictions about the features that can and cannot be created.
Such analysis yields falsifiable hypotheses that can help to distinguish causal relationships from mere correlation.
