The phrase "accurately exclude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precise act of leaving something out or not including it in a particular context.
Example: "The study aims to accurately exclude any outliers that could skew the results."
Alternatives: "precisely omit" or "correctly eliminate".
MRI can accurately exclude parametrial invasion, with a negative predictive value ranging from 94 100%[200, 36].
Therefore, a simple evaluation of the patient's ventilation showing high respiratory rate can allow to accurately exclude a "complete PEEP-absorber" behavior.
The ability of ANNs to accurately exclude the diagnosis of appendicitis in patients without true appendicitis was significantly better than clinical performance and an Alvarado score ≥ 6.
We then excluded the claims with MRDx of malignancies because we could not accurately exclude the cancer patients admitted for palliative care.
5 A systematic review published in 2003 confirmed that the Ottawa ankle rules accurately exclude ankle and mid-foot fractures in patients with ankle injuries and can reduce the number of unnecessary radiographs by 30-40%.
Further, the available data illustrate that NBI indeed holds the potential to facilitate the management of distal diminutive polyps as it could accurately exclude adenomatous lesions with a sufficient negative prediction and also allowed for prediction of post polypectomy surveillance intervals in real time [ 13, 15, 26].
Of the tested sera 56% were completely negative in a highly sensitive neutralization assay, which very accurately excludes false negative results and has been described previously [51].
Indeed, the absence of coronary calcium accurately excluded the presence of obstructive coronary atherosclerosis in patients with type 1 diabetes.
In addition, a negative axillary ultrasound accurately excludes advanced nodal disease (≥4 lymph node metastases) with a negative predictive value of 93 96 % [ 16, 17].
Importantly, our assay does not amplify the D4Z4 arrays with non-permissive B-type subtelomeres and accurately excludes the arrays with non-permissive A-type subtelomeres.
Thus, by more accurately excluding disease at sites of residual structural abnormality, PET/CT could allow patient reassurance and avoid unnecessary salvage therapies.
