Sentence examples for invalid interpretation of from inspiring English sources

The majority said the theory was based on an invalid interpretation of the phrase "prevailing party".

This allows the libraries to be sequenced simultaneously without the use of lane masking which consumes sequencing power and will fail to detect contamination or leakage between the lanes, which potentially leads to invalid interpretation of the data.

Interpretation of invalid test results improved from 90.2% correct at 3 months to 96.7% at 6 months and 96.5% at 12 months.

Held : The implementing Treasury Regulation is invalid as not being a reasonable interpretation of the statute, which, as indicated by its language, structure, and legislative history, was intended to apply only where each person whose stock is taken into account for purposes of the 80-percent requirement owns stock in each corporation of the group.

While Tan and her colleagues do not argue that their study shows that the MacCAT-T and its supporting theory are entirely empirically invalid, philosophically, this is a legitimate interpretation of what is at issue (Charland 2006).

However, Goeman and Bühlmann (2007) criticize that the sampling procedure of ORA is statistically invalid and leads to a hazardous interpretation of the resulting P-value.

In addition, data from two subjects (Subject 8 and Subject 9) were considered as invalid due to thick secretions that compromised interpretation of ELISA results.

In fact, a test with low face validity does not necessarily lead to invalid score interpretation and use of the test.

And if Lewis's distinction between genuine constraint satisfaction and a theory's idiosyncratic interpretation of constraint satisfaction holds good then the MTA is invalid so that one precisely cannot infer from the alleged fact that the world will afford countless interpretations of T that these interpretations are intended, even less can this be granted, pace Lewis, ex hypothesi.

On the other hand, a psychological interpretation of syllogistics cannot explain why some inferences are valid and others invalid (§31).

It cannot really be judged as valid or invalid in the same objective way that we like to believe that experiments and the interpretation of experimental results can be.