Sentence examples for better ruling from inspiring English sources

Besides, the lawyers told us it was unlikely that my mother would get a better ruling.

(One study found that parolees who had their hearings early in the court's session received better rulings more often than applicants at the end of the session).

This means that the test is better at ruling in a condition than ruling it out.

On the contrary, the SDQ is better at ruling out the presence of specific categories of psychiatric disorders than ruling out the actual presence of 'any disorder'.

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.

Either way, it looks like he's having a much better time ruling his city than Boris Johnson.

Either way, it looks like he's having a much better time ruling his city than de Blasio (or maybe not?).

All but one found that microscopy was better for ruling out disease than dipstick.

Application of feature selection and dimensionality reduction algorithms on the produced unified dataset can contribute towards the extraction of better biomarkers, ruling out false positive findings coexisting, but with no causal association, with the investigated disease.

In fact, two questions are better for both ruling in and ruling out a diagnosis than either question alone, although the loss of interest question is also an excellent method of excluding depression.

Walter Benn Michaels mocked the notion that we would all feel better about the ruling class if the ruling class were sufficiently diverse.