"confirmability" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1968, G. Schlesinger, “Confirmability and Determinism,”, in The Philosophical Quarterly, volume 18, number 70, page 30:",
          "text": "Nothing seems more natural than to approach confirmability via confirmation.",
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          "text": "So the confirmability as well as the refutability of our theories (conditional if not categorical) are necessary conditions for the possibility of science.",
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          "word": "verifiability"
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