Sentence examples for be shown to be invalid from inspiring English sources

We are confident that the tests, when the protocol is disclosed and the details are examined, will be shown to be invalid.

We have suggested two alternative explanations for the obser­ vation of monotypism which we believe must be shown to be invalid before accept­ ing monoclonal origin as the only plausible way to account for the observed G-6-PD monotypism.

Thus, as a further application, a two-sided estimate of the form c0|D+∥x t)∥R|⩽∥˙x t)∥R⩽c1|D+∥x t)∥R| can be derived, which is shown to be invalid for the norm ∥⋅∥2.

Previous assumptions which consider the iron and slag to flow separately and the iron level to remain horizontal and fixed at the level of the taphole during the flow of the slag phase are shown to be invalid.

Bellman's Principle (Bellman, 1958) is shown to be invalid if the optimality or non-dominance of a path and its sub-paths is defined with respect to the complete set of departure times and joint realizations of link travel time.

Self-reported data have been shown to be invalid when compared with objective measures such as doubly labeled water (33).

[ 32] assigned the name B. lenok to the sharp-snouted form, and B. savinovi to the blunt-snouted, but the latter name was shown to be invalid [ 34].

Numerical methodological "quality" scores have been shown to be invalid for assessing risk of bias in clinical research (Jüni et al. 1999).

In addition, the statistical methodology used by Erickson in other life table work has been shown to be invalid (Erickson et al., 2006; Steinsaltz and Orzack, 2011).

The SF-36 was chosen for the assessment of health related quality of life because of its responsiveness [ 13] and its sensitivity to change in common orthopaedic diagnoses [ 14], though it has been shown to be invalid in adolescents [ 15].

For starch in polar organic media, a visual test of dissolution was shown to be invalid: it is possible to obtain a clear and transparent starch suspension from which nothing precipitates upon centrifugation but within which starch is not completely dissolved [ 35].