verifiable
verifiable truth, reality, actuality, authenticity, certainty, gospel truth, law, verity
a noun u can get data and use data but not do data
The initial data that you collect is raw data.
Measurable data is data that can be measure by a quantity. Measurable data is also known as quantitative data.
A formal, written attempt to answer a question using verifiable data
Verifiable data
if by "hot" you mean stolen, there is no verifiable data on the subject.
It is the principle of accounting which states that the books of accounts should be prepared on the basis of verifiable data.
verifiable objective is a a kind of objective which is quantitative,while non-verifiable is qualitative.
1. accurate information 2. organized information 3. timely information 4. verifiable information 5. accessible information 6. economical information 7. useful information
When his documentation's authenticity was not verifiable, the police decided to investigate where he had go it.
verifiable
Facts need to be proven by strong evidence, data, and reliable sources. They should be verifiable and supported by research or empirical observations to establish their accuracy and credibility.
verifiable
Verifiable hypotheses and theories.
As in verifiable truth - noun