falsification

The falsification test of any book/statement could be the physical one.

In reality, the film is a falsification from beginning to end.

They also want to fight the growing tide of falsification.

The falsification of numbers began in late 1996 or early 1997, the inspector general's office found.

Age falsification has been revealed and confirmed in several ways.

As students are asked to fill in the cards themselves, falsification of information is common.

Unfortunately, this area is also very well known for the falsification of documents.

"The department will not tolerate falsification of records," she said.

The registration process itself was open to falsification and manipulation.

It is responsible for any necessary falsification of historical events.

And no one knew if there were even more falsifications in his research, as yet undetected.

This is not yet the falsification of the continuum hypothesis.

I also love what you said about the virtues of "benign falsification."

I wanted to be done with all this continuous falsification."

Lavelle did not find out about the falsification until March.

In fact, it was a forgery, or at least a falsification.

"The use of concrete is an evident falsification that goes against his ideas."

The follow- falsifications to be deleted from the proposed language.

We accept these falsifications because we seem able to control them.

To me it seems wrong to do something like that, like falsification.

In no case would it have been possible, once the deed was done, to prove that any falsification had taken place.

He proposed falsification as a solution to the problem of induction.

Another point that frequently arises in this debate is the issue of age falsification.

"Police were after me because I was protesting the falsification of election results.

A host of other falsifications were accumulated during the seventeenth century.