As Feinberg noted, most societies try to find a reasonable balance between extreme paternalism, which infantilizes adults, and an absolute rejection of paternalism, which invalidates even the possibility of coercion as an instrumental means of achieving the good.
Although the discovery of mitochondria-related organelles and genes of apparent mitochondrial origin invalidates the hypothesis that some of the excavates are primary amitochondrial forms, the possibility that they are "basal" eukaryotes remains attractive given that some of these organisms are among the eukaryotic forms with the simplest cellular and genomic organization.
The principle of the extraction procedure (solvent, salt) was not changed, to avoid the possibility invalidating data acquired over past decades.
Republicans described the research as precautionary and probably unnecessary, and Speaker J. Dennis Hastert said he and his senior lieutenants had not discussed the possibility of invalidating a state's electoral votes.
Her team has, in its own, less flagrant way, flirted with conspiracy theories, suggesting that legitimate concerns about Trump's ideological affinity for Russian President Vladimir Putin and about the intrusions of foreign hackers raise the possibility of election-invalidating plots.
Recommendations to address these media challenges are many and include describing scientific roadblocks and the possibility of findings being invalidated by further studies [ 30]; encouraging reporters to consult independent sources of information about the implications of scientific advances [ 41]; and encouraging researchers to disclose conflicts-of-interest to reporters [ 21, 22].
On Tuesday Europe's top court, the ECJ, will rule on whether the 'Safe Harbor' agreement that governs data sharing between Europe and the U.S. affords Europeans enough privacy protections — with the possibility that the court might invalidate the current agreement.
This does not invalidate our results for NSAIDs, but leaves open the possibility that a more selective COX-2 inhibition may have a chemoprotective effect.
Under the terms of the bill, the passport of an "excluded individual is invalidated" for up to two years, denying them the possibility of returning to the UK for that time.
"Hinterland counties" within the still-regulated states, but farther away from the state borders, are used as a second control group to consider and reject the possibility that cross-border spillover of deregulation effects may invalidate the empirical design.
