Sentence examples for be sufficient to exclude from inspiring English sources
This suggests that a negative CTPA can be sufficient to exclude PE in patients with a non-high clinical probability of PE, but whether patients with negative CTPA and high clinical probability should be further investigate is controversial [2].
"Civilians systematically dispossessed by a predatory government will inevitably hold their noses and turn to the Taliban for help," he says, and "then no density of security forces will be sufficient to exclude the Taliban".
This complex may be sufficient to exclude rTFs with the DBD of 3ZfFLO11/F1 from binding to TFLO11/F1, as it is adjacent to the TCS site.
If lung cancer is suspected, a normal chest X-ray will not be sufficient to exclude the diagnosis (recommendation).
Firstly, the psychiatric screening used might not be sufficient to exclude subjects with present or past history of psychiatric disorders.
A seemingly normal proteoglycan content may therefore not be sufficient to exclude structural damage of the articular cartilage in arthritis.
In addition, ectopically expressed UNC-6/netrin, acting through UNC-5, is sufficient to exclude endogenous synapses from adjacent subcellular domains within the DA9 axon.
To demonstrate that adequate pubertal history, physical examination, and a basal hormone profile is sufficient to exclude disorders of sexual development (DSD) in adult transsexuals and that chromosomal analysis could be omitted in cases of unremarkable hormonal profile and pubertal history.
In these cases appropriate clinical work-up and CT follow-up are sufficient to exclude malignancy.
However, the concentrations were decreasing in following filtrates, and a thorough flushing of the filter and discard of first filtrates before use is sufficient to exclude health-relevant concentrations of arsenic and manganese in the filtered water.
OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to determine whether an endometrial thickness less than 5 mm on transvaginal ultrasound (TVUS) is sufficient to exclude benign endometrial lesions in postmenopausal women with bleeding and to determine a cutoff value below which benign endometrial pathology could be ruled out.
