Sentence examples for well invalidated from inspiring English sources

There's a reasonable debate to be had about the first two claims, but the new super PAC system whereby individuals can write an unlimited number of checks to groups that back a particular candidate but are theoretically separate from his campaign has pretty well invalidated the third "signal" argument.

This may well invalidate your vehicle warranty.

Volume conduction would artefactually increase coherence between two areas, as well as invalidating assessment of phase differences, as electrical cross-talk has near zero phase lag.

[Excerpts, Page A24.] At the same time, by a vote of 6 to 3, and with Justice O'Connor in the majority as well, the court invalidated the same university's affirmative action program for admission to its undergraduate college.

GLUT2 has been shown to contribute to control of food intake and secretion of insulin and glucagon in GLUT2-null mice [14], [15], [16], but detection of both intracellular and extracellular glucose concentrations as well as transport are invalidated in those mice.

That opinion, if upheld by the Supreme Court, is likely to apply to Mr. Cordray as well, which could invalidate the rules the bureau has already enacted.

When you say that, no matter how well intended, you invalidate the other person's experience.

25) might lead non-biologists to conclude that the peppered moth (Biston betularia) as an example of evolution through natural selection is seriously flawed or invalidated by the well-known shortcomings of Bernard Kettlewell's early experiments.

Results show that our SPCA-based comparative approach performs very well in invalidating simplified models, indicating the method's high sensitivity.

29 Occasionally, predicted yet invalidated interactions involve even well studied cellular processes.

"Italy played well when it mattered but that should not have invalidated our approach to the game.