Sentence examples for essential to rule from inspiring English sources
Differential diagnosis of the patient presenting with headache is essential to rule out organic diseases and situation of immediate danger.
This feature makes salvinia strongly allelopathic and hardy (Leterme et al. 2010; Hussain et al. 2016a) and it becomes essential to rule out any adverse effect that the polyphenols and lignin content of salvinia might exert on the utility value of salvinia's vermicompost.
This is essential to rule out macrocirculatory effects on pancreatic microcirculation as potential confounding factors influencing the estimation of the effects of TEA in our trial.
Careful analysis of the adjacent soft tissues as well as the brain is essential to rule out additional lesions that may suggest NF1.
However, it is essential to rule out hemorrhagic stroke and identify patients at increased risk of bleeding complications before prescribing pharmacological prophylaxis.
It remains, however, essential to rule out other potential exposures before accepting that the universal exposure was the cause of the outbreak.
For example, in market basket analysis, the product value and cross-selling profit associated with the association rule can serve as essential measures to rule interestingness.
To reach this conclusion, it is essential for us to rule out the possibility that lipopolysaccharide (LPS), as a bacterial endotoxin contamination of the [BF/S+L/Ep] extract preparations, might have contributed to the observed results in the present CD83 assay and the subsequent functional genomics and proteomics studies.
Thus, in order to establish that communication from the "other world" had actually occurred, it was essential to be able to rule out the possibility of telepathy.
James Madison argued that it was essential to appoint men to rule by "successive filtrations," meaning that we were more likely to get enlightened statesmen when the people did not pick them directly.
This appears to rule out essential micronuclear sequences confined to a specific chromosome as necessary for cell viability.
