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Obviously, the presence of a sizable dephosphorylation (i.e., a sizable k 4 in the corresponding two-compartment model) would actually invalidate the prediction of a linear SUR vs. K m correlation completely.

We found that selective drop-out of participants according to a range of predictor variables did not invalidate the prediction of teacher-reported disruptive behaviour disorders by factors that were assessed as early as pregnancy and birth that have previously been shown to predict these difficulties.

Theoretically, this boundary is expected to lie around the Planck mass (mP = ≈ ≈ ), where quantum effects are expected to invalidate the predictions of general relativity.

All of these maxima are realized at the same location close to the harbour of Le Havre, indicating that the model fails to predict the high values of the field in the South-East small region, whose correlation structure strongly departs from the smoother variation in the open sea region, invalidating the predictions of the kriging variance.

However, a violation of the model assumptions, such as an unforeseen change in the topology, can invalidate the model predictions.

We did not use a Gaussian white noise since it always assumes the presence of continuous perturbations, while in real systems there are some unavoidable sparse, yet drastic, impulses that may qualitatively change the system behaviour and even completely invalidate the deterministic predictions.

Future observations will either validate or invalidate the assumptions and predictions of the present work.

So far, no evidence has invalidated the risk predictions extrapolated from studies at high doses under the linear dose response assumption.

That doesn't invalidate FORBES' prediction in the April 6 issue ("OPEC:the cowardly lion") that oil prices will remain under pressure for the foreseeable future.

10 years is chosen as a reasonable period beyond which the advances in medical technology can be expected to invalidate the results of future prediction.

That doesn't invalidate Forbes' prediction in the April 6 issue ("Black gold is cheap") that oil prices will remain under pressure for the foreseeable future.