The scientist conducted a series of experiments to disprove the popular theory.

The disprovement of his theory was a blow to his reputation.

A single rigorous experiment disproves the widely accepted hypothesis.

The scientist's hypothesis was later disproved by new experimental evidence.

The disprovers presented evidence that challenged the widely accepted theory.

The scientist became a disprover of the widely accepted theory after presenting irrefutable evidence.

The scientist spent years disproving the popular theory.

Scientists appreciated the disprovability of the hypothesis, as it allowed them to design decisive experiments.

The scientist preferred hypotheses that were disprovable, because they allowed for clear testing.

Her careful disproval of the study's assumptions changed how the scientific community approached the problem.