  Development of quantum gravity theories rarely takes inputs from experimental
physics. In this letter, we take a small step towards correcting this by
establishing a paradigm for incorporating putative quantum corrections, arising
from canonical quantum gravity (QG) theories, in deriving \textit{falsifiable}
modified dispersion relations (MDRs) for particles on a deformed Minkowski
space-time. This allows us to differentiate and, hopefully, pick between
several quantization choices via \textit{testable, state-of-the-art}
phenomenological predictions. Although a few explicit examples from loop
quantum gravity (LQG) (such as the regularization scheme used or the
representation of the gauge group) are shown here to establish the claim, our
framework is more general and is capable of addressing other quantization
ambiguities within LQG and also those arising from other similar QG approaches.
