Sentence examples for effectively rule out from inspiring English sources
These data argue for a common mechanism of action for the THF-diols and LTX-diols and effectively rule out synergistic effects.
Such a high charge would effectively rule out Gibraltarians commuting to Spain for work.
Today, a combination of parental affluence and the students' own precocious careerism effectively rule out low-paying part-time jobs, Dr. Kamer said.
Coping with the constant pressure to dream up new and unprecedented catastrophes; negotiating that precarious tipping point at which the cataclysmic loss of human life and infrastructure would effectively rule out a sequel.
The British government has yet to confirm what kind of future relationship it will seek with the EU, but the conditions set down in May's speech – in particular migration controls on EU citizens and the insistence that Britain will no longer be under the jurisdiction of the European court of justice – effectively rule out membership of the single market.
And the most common form of health insurance in America, employment-based coverage, actually has some "Swiss" aspects: to avoid making benefits taxable, employers have to follow rules that effectively rule out discrimination based on medical history and subsidize care for lower-wage workers.
The absence of any effect of glutamate or GABA effectively rules out the mGluR and GABAB receptor as candidate [Ca2+]o sensors that modulate NSCC currents in small neocortical terminals.
This was not observed, and therefore effectively rules out any influence of motivational or endogenous attention effects, further evidenced by the absence of an interaction between endogenous attention and reward.
But that, too, is effectively ruled out.
But he effectively ruled out seeking a pardon by immediately filing an appeal.
