Sentence examples for invalid definition from inspiring English sources

It is illustrative that in the DAS 28, the most widely used instrument to measure disease activity in RA, the feet are not included, sometimes leading to an invalid definition of remission in individuals [ 23].

9. Any argument made about torture that is not offered within Just War Theory's canons of argumentation is by definition invalid.

The new Federal law "On social protection of invalids in the Russian Federation" from 24.11.1995, No 181 [ 29], introduced a revised definition of "invalid" based on "limitations in vital activities" (that can be defined as general functional disability) which express themselves in a permanent reduction of a variety of vital functions.

Note that the above definitions are invalid if multiple membrane points correspond to the same θ.

Among other tasks, the group will most likely establish definitions for valid, invalid and fraudulent clicks.

However, if (u(0)=u(1)=Aneq0), then the above definition of q is invalid.

For a start, the definition of valid and invalid terms is frequently arguable.

This approach is neither uncommon nor invalid and reflects the widely accepted definition of stress as threat-related HPA activation.

For example, the conventional definition of modal parameters is invalid for LTV systems.

It would simply lead to the "gerrymandering" of definitions based on outdated and invalid knowledge.Now the WHO has taken the initiative with its Intervention Guide, in which the organisation's own classification of brain disorders itself in the process of being revised to make it simpler for non-specialists to use has been distilled into 100 pages of easy-to-follow flowcharts.

But 'RNFL reduction rates per year' or 'RNFL thinning' are statistical definitions only, and at least completely invalid, when not determined carefully in long-term follow up studies.