The phrase "author rule" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing guidelines or principles set by an author, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "According to the author rule, all characters must undergo significant development throughout the story."
Alternatives: "author guideline" or "author principle".
As well as an author, Rule had been an advocate for the victims of violent crime, abused women, and children living in traumatic situations.
Can the author rule out this potential interpretation?
Author's response: This suggestion is accepted and the original citation has been added to the MS. How can the author rule out that young genes with introns in fact encode non-protein coding RNAs that acquired introns or simply feature insertions that are not being removed by splicing?
This book would be shorter had its author ruled out ambiguous cases.
Process 3: Author Rules Includes local rules and enterprise rules.
RAEs include not only rule editors used to author rules, but also other ancillary tools needed to span the steps of the rule authoring process as described in Figure 1: creating knowledge specifications, integrating with terminology, authoring rules, testing rules, publishing rules and reporting.
The author ruled out many of the previous positive findings, highlighting issues such as lack of independent confirmation for many studies (Guo, 2006b) and faulty analyses (Guo, 2006a).
Rather than using the expert to author rules, the rules for PHI removal are "learned" by training an algorithm using human annotated examples (i.e. a supervised learning task).
There's an authors' rule of thumb that warns against writing about time travel because of the insurmountable inconsistencies it rapidly throws up.
But neither did the authors rule out the possibility that in some baffling way distance running had contributed to the men's arterial gunk.
The authors rule out schizophrenia and other common psychoses because Chopin's hallucinations were visual, not auditory, and because he lacked other telltale symptoms such as eye problems or migraines.
