Sentence examples for be treated as valid from inspiring English sources

Consequently the packets from the corresponding source will continue to be treated as valid, till the next revocation message is received, or the certificate expires, whichever is earlier.  .

To account for the complex, multi-dimensional behaviour now observed in experiments, some simplifying assumptions (such as equilibrium) can no longer be treated as valid and a greater level of complexity must be considered [ 16- 21].

The dynamic movement of genes through microbial lineages and communities suggests that genes themselves may be treated as valid ecological entities, and we propose a metacommunity framework for the analysis of gene distributions.

Tests were treated as valid when the mortality of the control was 10% or smaller.

This is when the cells marked as output cells (Y1,Y2) are in the hold phase, and their states are treated as valid.

This tends to produce an inflated bargaining coverage rate when agreements have no expiration date, have not been renewed on a regular basis and are treated as valid even when expired.

For many years Quélet's name and description were treated as valid because Bulliard's name antedated Persoon's.

We were treated as well as citizens.

Records were treated as 'valid' if the georeferenced point fell within a TDWG4 area in which ILDIS records species-level occurrence.

A ridiculous segment usually cannot be treated as one valid unit/word because it makes no sense in the context of the phrase/sentence; for example, in the phrase 这是好东西 zhè shì hǎo dōngxī 'this is a good thing', the segment 好东 hǎo dōng 'good-east' (NONSENSE) cannot be treated as one unit/word because it is incomprehensible.

There has been a recent campaign in the literature on species delimitation for species to be recognized based on quantitative disjunctions along multiple continuous axes of variation, and for all lines of evidence to be treated as equally (or potentially) valid indicators of separate evolutionary units.