Sentence examples for invalidated since from inspiring English sources

For example, in the high-profile case between Apple and Samsung, the court awarded Apple more than half a billion dollars in restitution for infringement on a set of patents, including one that has been invalidated since.

The classical notion that apoptotic cell death is poorly immunogenic (or even tolerogenic), whereas necrotic cell death is truly immunogenic has been recently invalidated since it does not withstand experimental verification, at least in models of tumor vaccination [ 11, 12].

This distinction has since been invalidated.

It was incorporated in 1866 and again in 1869, the first charter having been invalidated by Congress since North Carolina had not yet been readmitted to the Union.

But during the Trevor Graham drug trial this year Pettigrew admitted to steroid use dating back to 1997 and the US Anti-Doping Agency has since invalidated all of his results from 1997.

Even though the USPTO has since invalidated that patent, stating it was wrongly issued in the first place; Samsung still had to pay up.

Finally, the study is limited by the small sample size, although the findings are not invalidated by this since qualitative research seeks theoretical rather than statistical generalizability [ 41].

The latter has no recourse under PayPal's seller protection scheme since this is invalidated when a buyer claims directly through eBay.

But it represents a significant step toward regulating one of the most hotly debated issues on the national agenda and filling a vacuum that has existed for more than a year since the Israeli Supreme Court invalidated a law formalizing the exemptions.

It was the most important military commission case to come before any court in the more than seven years since the Supreme Court invalidated the Bush administration's first effort to set up military commissions to try Guantánamo detainees for war crimes.

Texas, which has operated without race-based admissions policies since they were invalidated by the Fifth Circuit in 1996, provides a useful example: by attacking the problems of openness and educational diversity directly and focusing on attracting the top graduating students from throughout the state, the Texas program has enhanced opportunity and promoted educational diversity by any measure.