Given the simplicity of the kinetics in the model and limited number of components, we wanted to assess its informative level and our results showed that the model could not be invalidated with the available data.
Thus, a long-running computation could be invalidated by a system failure with high probability, and there would be no guarantee that the results of a successfully terminated program are correct.
The 1962 amendments added a saving clause, indicating that a provision of state law would only be invalidated upon a "direct and positive conflict" with the FDCA.
However, this argument may be invalidated by a comparison of our results with the study of Langhorst et al. who surveyed a randomly drawn sample of German IBD patients [ 12].
The look back time period in which transfers may be invalidated by creditors under an FTA varies with state law and may typically be anywhere from 3 to 6 years.
They include seeing if the renewed contract with Liberty can be invalidated, and if so, renegotiating with Liberty or putting the contract out to bid to other companies that might deliver comparable service at lower cost.
We need not decide whether the Ordinance 87-72 could survive constitutional scrutiny if it existed separately; it must be invalidated because it functions, with the rest of the enactments in question, to suppress Santeria religious worship.
Many women openly decry the horrors of abortion, yet I must be invalidated because I agree with their assessment?
If the company loses that case, its patents would be invalidated regardless of the deal with the tribe.
The lieutenant governor, Mary O. Donohue, filed suit in State Supreme Court in Albany this month, asking that the petitions to get both of Mr. Golisano's running mates on the ballot be invalidated because they were "permeated with fraud".
