verifiable

How much of that could be true in a hard, verifiable way?

The knowledge about the matter is verifiable in time and space.

But they turn away when I point out a verifiable fact about the earth under their feet.

Therefore, for them, the use of the term is still verifiable.

I believe we should only put verifiable information on labels.

It's hard to understand how a "verifiable" answer could be got.

"But there are enough verifiable facts here to back up everything we've told you."

There is little verifiable evidence to confirm any one story.

All this within the limited amount of written and verifiable information.

It was a surprising but verifiable fact that no one had ever tried.

That, at least, is verifiable, though not informative about his stand on the issues.

Officials close to the investigation say there has been no verifiable sign of his condition.

These are recognized, but now they will be transparent and verifiable.

As a result there are no rugs verifiable earlier than 1800.

They should normally be based on a substantial and verifiable body of evidence.

York has had a verifiable Christian presence from the fourth century.

These steps, the North has agreed, will all be verifiable by international inspection.

It is a question verifiable only by reliance upon faith.

In science, a fact is a verifiable and objective observation.

It moved toward research that was supported by verifiable facts.

No verifiable information for the number of children actually in orphanages.

However, these claims could not be supported by any verifiable records.

"Okay, I will attempt to have no opinion until someone shows me verifiable data, one way or the other."

As in science, the point is to make something repeatable, verifiable.

The public can get free, verifiable info via this media.