Sentence examples for correct to invoke from inspiring English sources

Since we do not know the function of the domains connecting RpfB and SpsB (DUF348 & G5), it might be more correct to invoke "guilt by association" in the present case.

Other cloud providers can also work with this system, provided that DRPM has the correct SDK to invoke resource creation operations as well as the correct API keys that allow DRPM access to the cloud provider resources.

A mnemonic is a useful strategy to help organize a response, but critically the student had to assimilate relevant cues and arrive at the correct decision to invoke the accurate protocol.

The Court was correct to say that the relevant provision of the Clean Air Act forbids consideration of cost; it was also correct to refuse to invoke the nondelegation doctrine.

If such a scenario is correct, it is necessary to invoke long-distance dispersal events since the geological data suggest that biotic migration between the two landmasses would have been unlikely: New Guinea was largely submerged during this period and the Sunda and Sahul landmasses were separated by deep ocean barriers without land bridges [ 75, 76].

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Even if Professor Sachs is ultimately correct, therefore, defendants would have sensible reasons to invoke § 1404(a) or the forum non conveniens doctrine in addition to Rule 12(b)(6).

Mere error-checking is not enough; and the stress on veridicality is correct insofar as description of the functioning of the representational mechanism needs to invoke the target being represented (or misrepresented).

Its actual meaning is supposed to invoke the idea of 'freedom'--the liberty to change and recreate--but finding the correct lexicon was difficult.

The trick starts to invoke claustrophobic terror.

They are also very simple to invoke.