Sentence examples for at ruling from inspiring English sources

At a score ≥2 points, the STRATIFY rule is more useful at ruling out falls in those classified as low risk, with a greater pooled sensitivity estimate (0.67, 95% CI 0.52 0.80) than specificity (0.57, 95% CI 0.45 – 0.45).

Now that Segismundo is grown, Basilio weakens and decides to give him a trial run at ruling.

And yet in some ways American politics are very much like Dutch politics: they share themes like anger at ruling political elites, immigrant/native tensions, existential anxiety at the shrinking industrial economic base and widening inequality.

(Stewart tends to describe his role as deputy governor, rather than "deputy governate coördinator," which frustrates some people for the way it hints at ruling, rather than serving, Iraqis).

But the X-ray test's real value may be in showing who really needs a regular colonoscopy — it was better at ruling cancer out than it was at detecting it, suggests the report in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine.

While such scanners can be good at ruling out people without fevers, the CDC said, they have a wide and varying range of efficacy at finding people with fevers depending on environmental conditions and even the age of the person being scanned.

Most of the allegations were levelled at the ruling party.

Look at the ruling class now, and weep.

They also showed the bioluminescence only occurred at night – ruling out the "useless by-product" theory.

Proceeds will be used to pay off debt, said Taro Aso, policy chief at the ruling Liberal Democratic Party.

(Stations outside the region, however, showed no trend at all, ruling out large-scale shifts of northeast weather).