But it does not invalidate the rest of a consistently instructive canter across fascinating country.
But however inhumane and unacceptable the comment may have been, it needs to be stated strongly, here and now, that it does not invalidate the thesis.
"But at the same time, it does not invalidate all the hard work you have put in to improve our safety standards around the world.
It does not invalidate the arguments - Mugabe is a despot and Israel's occupation an outrage - but the question mark hanging over the motivation of the proponent inevitably taints the pronouncement.
While this sequence should give pause to managers who wish to apply the experience curve to make product-line changes, it does not invalidate the principle of the learning curve, which assumes a standardized product.
It does not invalidate the ten-thousand-hour principle, however, to point out that in instances where there are not a long list of situations and scenarios and possibilities to master — like jumping really high, running as fast as you can in a straight line, or directing a sharp object at a large, round piece of cork — expertise can be attained a whole lot more quickly.
Although this makes simulation difficult to assess, it does not invalidate it; it would be unreasonably harsh to demand verification of all simulators.
That does not make us any less a part of America and it does not invalidate the very real efforts Obama has made to address our community and include us in the conversation about our life here.
This may limit the generalisation of our study, but we feel that it does not invalidate the results.
It does not invalidate the study conclusion that the females perform at least as good as the males in the Karakal unit.
Such measurement errors in the predictor variables will tend to reduce a true association between e.g. an eye pathology and the outcome, i.e. visual acuity, but it does not invalidate the associations that we actually find.
