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A hypothesis is proven when predictions based on it are experimentally verified?
false
What are statements verified by direct observation or compelling evidence?
Facts
A verified theory that has stood the test of time is called?
Scientific law
A hypothesis that has been verified by many scientists?
scientific theory
What is a unifying explanation for a set of observations that has been verified by multiple testing?
Theory.
How do you use verified in a sentence?
When complet5ing a mathematical proof, it can be verified by calculating an example.
What is a sentence with verified?
The professor verified that that students' answers are incorrect.
What is the verb in this sentence Calipers were set and verified at 5 mm?
If you read the sentence, 'were' modifies both 'set' and 'verified'. Set and verified are the 2 verbs.
What are the Verbs in this sentence. Calipers were set and verified at 5 mm?
were set verified - are the verbs.This is a passive sentence were set and (were) verified are the passive verb phrases.
Does this sentence make sense in french?
Please provide the sentence you would like to have verified in French.
What structural decision would a translator have to make when translating an original text?
Word order (or sentence length)
Can you give me a sentence using the word verify?
I am not familiar with your type of identification, do you mind if I verify your identity with your employer?
Why isn't KevJumba verified on Twitter?
They are not verified because they did not do what they needed to do to be verified.
What does the word verified mean?
Verified means that the item is checked. If it is checked and passed, then it is verified.
Does Kobe have Twitter verified?
He doesn't have a verified account.
What does verified insurance with mean?
It means you have proof that you have insurance and it can be verified.
A sentence that state a fact or condition that says something is true or false?
A statement that asserts a fact or condition is known as a declarative sentence. It can be evaluated as true or false based on its content. For example, "The sky is blue" is a declarative sentence that can be verified. Conversely, "The sky is green" can be proven false under normal circumstances.
