Fredrick Harris, a professor of political science at Columbia University, has argued that Obama's allergy to race is so severe as to invalidate the idea that we've seen a black Presidency: Obama's defenders have repeatedly said he must be a president for all Americans, not just African Americans, and Obama himself has made similar statements.
Therefore, Samsung's Android devices are infringing unless Samsung can go so far as to invalidate the patent altogether during the spring trial.
Although the globalization of clinical trials brings many potential benefits [3], a major challenge is faced regarding the standardization of clinical trials conducted in different parts of the world; the workflows of clinical trials, as well as the standards of care in different countries may vary so much as to invalidate individual trial results [4].
The correlation at the individual level is not so high as to invalidate this assumption.
While the U.S. argues for permanent rules on Trade Facilitation, it only wants a Peace Clause of a few years, and even then with so many conditions as to invalidate its usefulness!
Unfortunately, in spite of prompt support from the developers, OrthoCluster (Zeng et al., 2008) could not run within reasonable time on our dataset without removing so many genes and homology statements as to invalidate the exercise, so we had to exclude it from the study.
And will the U.S. Supreme Court strike down Obamacare's insurance mandate as unconstitutional, and if so, then go on to invalidate the entire statute?
N.L.R.B. officials evidently hope that victories in the Arizona and South Dakota cases would serve as precedents to invalidate the South Carolina and Utah prohibitions.
The same - twisting critiques so that they are easy to invalidate - applies to the way Lansing/de Vet quote my work.
Such a ruling would serve as a basis to invalidate almost all other anti-gay discrimination.
