Sentence examples for effectively ruling out from inspiring English sources

Although, in general, OP exposure elicited a net AC gain-of-function, the effects differed among the various tissues, effectively ruling out a global effect on expression of receptors, G-proteins, or AC and instead pointing to selectively greater effects on specific aspects of hepatic function.

Importantly, MRI of sham-treated animals remained stable over the 8 weeks of the study, effectively ruling out major effects related to the immunization vehicle, IFA.

"The Islamic Republic state would not cheat and would not betray the vote of the people," he said, effectively ruling out annulment of the vote.

Each of the four rhythmic waves originated in a different sector of the universe, effectively ruling out actual L.G.M. as the source.

No debris has made landfall on Tasmania or Western Australia, effectively ruling out a crash site south of the search area.

Another strategy has been for some European countries to express a preference for accepting Christian refugees over Muslims — effectively ruling out the majority of Syrian refugees.

This effectively rules out working abroad.

This characteristic pattern of p62 immunoreactive aggregates was highly sensitive for IBM+RV (100%); their absence from a biopsy containing rimmed vacuoles effectively ruling-out a diagnosis of IBM.

If the Liberal Democrats are the only ones ruling out runways in the South East could that effectively rule them out of abiding by the commission?

Robert Harris's bestselling novel, and this screen adaptation by Tom Stoppard, briskly abolish Turing's role in history, moreover ruling out any fictional variation, and effectively reclaim the Enigma story for showbusiness family values.

By contrast, one local authority effectively pushed smaller local providers out of tenders by ruling out partnership bids and requiring a minimum turnover.