On the other hand, fitting the model using data that extend beyond the epidemic peak will result in underestimating R0, through the influence of several factors, including widespread implementation of public health measures and an increase in herd immunity, which may in turn invalidate the assumption.
This discussion moreover demonstrates that several subsequent authors have furthermore misinterpreted their air-gap-corrected vapour permeabilities as intrinsic vapour permeabilities, which in turn invalidates, at least in part, these authors' challenges to the state-of-the-art on the measurement and simulation of hygroscopic moisture transport in porous materials.
Lost or stolen tickets can be "turned off," or invalidated, by the computer, and new tickets can be issued.
As it turned out, the election was invalidated for reasons unrelated to Local 958.
I've heard cisgender people say that they're unaware of their genders much of the time, but the thing is, cis people's genders aren't being invalidated at every turn, so that awareness wouldn't often rise up, would it?
Thus with a single answer to two questions one has two premises for a refutation, and one of them may turn out to be idle, thus invalidating the deduction (it becomes a non-cause fallacy).
Buyers enjoyed a guarantee against latent defects; the transaction could be invalidated if the bought slave turned out to be crippled and the buyer had not been warned about it.
If they had a grievance, they could turn to an arbitrator.Peter Seitz, the arbitrator who invalidated the reserve clause and created free agency in 1975, called Mr. Miller "the Moses who had led Baseball's children of Israel out of the land of bondage".
An ambitious referendum aimed at reducing the instability in Italy's electoral system was invalidated tonight because too few Italians turned out for the vote to be accepted.
"People have now gone through this process because they want to get married, and now the governor is seeking to turn this whole process on its head and invalidate their marriages," Ms. Bonauto said.
