falsifiability

falsifiability is a key concept in scientific theories.

the theory's falsifiability was questioned by many researchers.

for a hypothesis to be valid, it must possess falsifiability.

falsifiability helps distinguish science from pseudoscience.

the philosopher emphasized the importance of falsifiability in his argument.

many scientific debates revolve around the concept of falsifiability.

falsifiability is essential for testing scientific predictions.

some theories lack falsifiability, making them less credible.

the concept of falsifiability was popularized by karl popper.

in order to be scientifically rigorous, theories must have falsifiability.