Sentence examples for and thus invalid from inspiring English sources

One reason for this is that the names of generic stereoisomers in Recon 2 are often associated with more specific or even more generic (and thus invalid) stereoisomers in the databases considered here.

This step ensures to further check the sound system and to avoid automatically generated and thus invalid responses; it also helps participants to familiarize themselves with the interface and gives an idea of the desired level of description detail.

As Tattersall noted, Lemur jullyi Standing, 1904, is preoccupied by Palaeochirogalus jullyi Grandidier, 1899, and thus invalid.

Something to make him invalid to be imperfect and thus invalid as an offering so   he will never again be summoned to the altar to be sacrificed.  .

The species had also been transferred to Microcollybia by Georges Métrod in 1952 and again by Lennox in 1979 (because Métrod's transfer was considered a nomen nudum, and thus invalid according to nomenclatural rules); the genus Microcollybia has since been wrapped into Collybia.

The tribunal decided however that studies on its environmental impact had been based on a smaller venture and were thus invalid.

Furthermore, many people refused to pay the few remaining methods of income on the grounds that they had been enacted by the old government and were thus invalid.

False accusations about Mr. Obama's being born abroad — and the implication that his election was thus invalid — have percolated on the Internet and among conspiracy theorists since the early days of his presidential campaign, when aides distributed a shorter version of the birth certificate that is normally given out by officials in Hawaii.

Nor is this required by the Court, for it holds, as a matter of law, that the judge's 'interest' in a conviction makes the proceedings inherently prejudicial and thus constitutionally invalid.

Mr. Kerlin had argued during the trial that Padre Balli's nephew had sold the land, about 60,000 acres, in 1830 and that the titles he acquired from the Balli family descendants were thus invalid.

The binomial combination had already been used by Carolus Linnaeus for the lesser vasa parrot in 1758, and by Johann Friedrich Gmelin for the palm cockatoo in 1788; it was thus invalid even though both other species were already known by different names at the time.