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The existence of the treasure is now widely doubted however.

The graduation rate — its validity thrown into doubt after the city-commissioned investigation — stood at 73percentt in 2017.

Its validity, however, remains in doubt given that it was developed by retrospective review of a single, relatively small cohort of SN-positive melanoma patients.

The formal mathematics of relativistic quantum mechanics also attracted his attention, although he doubted its validity.

Now I can't quarrel with the metaphor – I have way too much experience as a department chair to doubt its validity – but like any metaphor, it offers only a partial view.

But defenders of the health care law say that such concerns are not a reason to doubt its validity.

Nevertheless, the lack of rigor in phonemic analysis has led some scholars to doubt its validity, such as Ladefoged (2001) and Fowler (2015).

Bennell's family, through their counsel Steven Castan, have expressed doubt about its validity, saying it appeared to be written in two different hands and should have been subject to forensic analysis, including handwriting analysis.

Although widely used, its validity is still debatable.

To put things in another way, the less the effect of publicity is contingent, the more we can doubt about its validity as a test of justice.

A clinical examination is non-invasive and widely available but its validity is questioned.