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Design will be a real science when we have testable answers for these questions.

Of course, I do not know, but the hypothesis is testable.

The scientific way to find out is to make a testable guess, and then to test it.

Such hypotheses are testable with the model system we have established.

"The important thing about it is that it's a testable hypothesis."

The team claims there are testable consequences for its theory.

If this new picture is true, it makes everything we've been talking about testable."

A unit is the smallest testable part of an application.

He made James's theory more testable and applicable to real life examples.

Clinically testable results are far from realization at this time.

One is a testable science with a large swath of evidence supporting it.

There are many testable questions that have been worked on: is it a pathogen?

This theory is testable, though it hasn't been tested yet.

The ultimate measure of success is however the ability to make testable predictions.

So for example, to try to test for the presence of God is not a testable question.

These assumptions are sometimes testable if many data are available.

First, it is testable; an experiment could be set up to test the validity of the statement.

But these hypotheses are fully testable using today's experimental techniques.

This is an interesting and, in the case of institutions rather than countries, an eminently testable idea.

They then explore the consequences of these ideas and work toward making testable predictions.

And some opponents claim that the theory has never made a testable prediction.

A huge number of factual claims are not scientifically testable.

He thinks that astrology is valid, or at least testable.

This can lead to confusion because the testable condition in an IF.

If something can be tested, or finishes the tests correctly, it is testable.