Sentence examples for of losing validity from inspiring English sources

I'm scared of losing validity.

This has generally resulted in highly controlled but also contrived situations in sterile university laboratories at the cost of losing ecological validity (Blascovich et al., [2002]).

Larry questions the validity of losing his virginity to a prostitute, but the game resumes without a time limit.

Like Brouwer (1948 [1983, 90]), Wittgenstein holds that there are no "unknown truth[s]" in mathematics, but unlike Brouwer he denies the existence of "undecidable propositions" on the grounds that such a 'proposition' would have no 'sense,' "and the consequence of this is precisely that the propositions of logic lose their validity for it" (PR §173).

They showed that the single fiber core conductor model is not an unreasonable approximation of the control region of a large bundle of fibers, but loses its validity toward the periphery of the bundle and is entirely unsatisfactory for small bundles.

"You're not losing the validity of the information by the way it is presented," said David Sternblitz, a spokesman for Zales.

The very structure of hierarchy of levels has lost its validity, even for those who believe in it as a model of autonomy of levels rather than as an image of fundamentalism.

In medical genetics, waste takes the form of lost or delayed opportunities to extract statistically significant new insights into the clinical validity or utility of particular gene variants.

Such a short-range forecast could be helpful in determining the resources required to treat those infected in the attack, although once a widespread response to the attack is mounted (e.g., distribution of antimicrobial agents, in the case of anthrax), the forecasts lose their validity (8).

While the latest models for SRS [21, 22] may cause quantitative changes in dominance of individual scattering mechanism (Fig. 4), the main message of this subsection would not lose its validity, being supported by the abovementioned two factors that are driven by the spatial distribution of channel carriers.

Most of those flags disappeared as the British extended their control; the remainder lost international validity with the establishment of independent India in 1947.