Sentence examples for invalidate this approach from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, these did not invalidate this approach, but rather confirmed its utility as a technique to identify differentially expressed sequences and rare transcripts [12].
The fact that certain mutagenesis screens to identify persister genes did not provide much insight into persister mechanisms does not invalidate this approach to studying persisters.
Most strategies have used fold-change threshold values, but variability at low signal intensities may invalidate this approach and it does not provide information about false-positives and false negatives.
However, such erroneous classifications will not invalidate the approach but merely introduce noise lowering the overall predictive performance of the methods.
Consequently, we cannot unequivocally conclude that immunological relationships are consistent within the tested species, and, the results seemingly invalidate the approach of pooling individuals of different species into a single PCA.
As a more rigorous test one could vary the multiplying factor from year to year, but this simple test already indicates that seasonal confounding can be appreciable but does not invalidate the approach.
While a rough knowledge of the parameters usually is enough for a reasonably good design (see Table 2), larger uncertainty regarding the parameters will invalidate the approach.
This approach invalidates the basic assumptions of many standard statistical analyses.
The F.C.C. began reconsidering its broadband regulation policies after a federal court of appeals in April invalidated the approach that the commission had long taken.
The new regulatory framework was made necessary, Mr. Genachowski said, by a federal appeals court decision last month involving Comcast, the nation's largest cable company, that invalidated the approach that the F.C.C. had taken to regulating broadband service.
During a seminar at another institution several years ago, university paleontologist David Jablonski fielded a hostile question: Why bother classifying organisms according to their physical appearance, let alone analyze their evolutionary dynamics, when molecular techniques had already invalidated that approach?
