Sentence examples for are not invalidated from inspiring English sources

Justice Thomas's views on affirmative action are not invalidated by his background.

It is also important that the fire authority works closely with the fire engineering design team so that the fire engineering assumptions are not invalidated by fire service intervention.

Although territorial claims are not invalidated by the treaty, all claims are effectively suspended as long as the treaty is in force.

Even with such a limitation, the data obtained are not invalidated.

Finally, the study is limited by the small sample size, although the findings are not invalidated by this since qualitative research seeks theoretical rather than statistical generalizability [ 41].

We thus think that our subgroup classification results are not invalidated by small sample sizes, but accurately characterize the patterns of behavioural recovery present among cortical stroke patients.

Japan's exclusion aims to ensure that the country's potential data limitations (Grubb and Puymoyen 2008) are not invalidating the findings of the paper.

They were not invalidated, but they were certainly weakened.

William Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury" was not invalidated by the deservedly forgotten "Pylon".

But Myriad this week sued two of those competitors — Ambry Genetics and Gene by Gene — saying their tests infringed some of the more than 500 other patent claims that were not invalidated by the Supreme Court, for instance, on synthetic DNA used as probes and on methods of testing.

The Clinton administration, urging the justices to reject the appeal, said the assault weapons ban was based on evidence that "the nationwide market for firearms renders purely local prohibitions ineffective" and was not invalidated by the 1995 decision in United States v. Lopez.