Sentence examples for clearly invalidated from inspiring English sources

The comparison between treatment and control is clearly invalidated in this scenario.

They contend the Citizens United decision so clearly invalidates the Montana law that the justices should reverse the state ruling without oral argument.

This clearly invalidates the use of the earthquake's intensity as an instrumental variable (IV) to deal with the potential endogeneity of household vulnerability.

The fact no one can actually grant an authorization for a demonstration presents an absolute restriction on the right to protest and should clearly invalidate the law, said Fillion.

This clearly invalidates the argument that these pathogens are more difficult to eliminate in the packing process.

In conclusion, the significant differences in protocol between the Khan et al. study and that specified by ISO 15197 as needed to determine accuracy clearly invalidate the study conclusions that the GlucoRx Nexus Voice system does not meet the minimum accuracy requirements specified for CE marking.

Clearly, our interpretation would be invalidated if the p65 reconstituted cells acquired a mutation that com-promised p53 but the p65 null cells did not.

Although in no-one's world, not even apparently Scott Kuggeleijn's, is "I'm on the pill" a hot and heavy yes, but even if it was, the fact that the complainant later said she said no, and then was clearly reluctant meant that "consent" was invalidated.

Masai leaders say the agreement ought to be invalidated because their predecessors were clearly taken advantage of by the white settlers.

This invalidated Bohr's model, with its neat, clearly defined circular orbits.

This led directly to United States v Booker (2005), which invalidated part of the federal sentencing guidelines -- clearly a blow to law and order conservatives like Cruz and Rubio.