invalidation

Examples of invalidating

invalidating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

However, selection may influence the behaviour of markers in selfing species with strong linkage disequilibria among loci, therefore invalidating this test of detection of selection.
In bisimulation equivalence, such an event can sometimes be (indirectly) observable, thereby invalidating some laws that we want to hold.
An invalidating environment may be sufficiently chaotic to affect normative attentional control development in general.
Again, the pervasiveness of invalidating responses is what defines the parents as invalidating, not normative miscues and occasional invalidating responses.
It is argued that such theories provide comprehensive and critical perspectives on historical corrective practices, neither simply endorsing nor invalidating them.
Then validating and invalidating behaviors were entered as a set, which significantly improved the model.
However, in real design, any new assertion about a design may have the effect of invalidating any previous assertion about the design.
The first statement is false, thus invalidating the second.
This view of the development of the self has important implications for invalidating environments.
Such selection of the fitter hybrid genotypes could scatter the clines that make up a hybrid zone, invalidating inferences made assuming concordance.
Modifying the type of r is not strictly speaking necessary, but not doing so could result in invalidating the pointer for subsequent operations.
The problem with such an argument, however, is that it conflates invalidating crimes with expressing an opinion about crimes.
Because invalidation cannot guarantee a change in the legislature's attitudes, invalidating socially beneficial laws because of the legislature's "meaning" seems absolutely per verse.
When unification fails, the global generation counter is incremented, invalidating all pointers from the earlier computation in a single operation.
For example, if x2 - 2 = 0 holds for x, only -x can be substituted for it, without invalidating the equation.
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