Sentence examples for examples ruling from inspiring English sources

Importantly, we observed that a given MMR gene mutation could be associated with MMR proficient breast carcinomas in some carriers and MMR-deficient breast carcinomas in other carriers of the same mutation (see Table 2 and Figure 1 for examples), ruling out the possibility that normal protein expression or microsatellite-stability was a general characteristic of these mutations.

Against Toulon, he was Bath's Martin Johnson, leading by example, ruling the line-out and relishing in his own nuisance factor.

It has become an admirably fair tribunal whose judgments have helped to modernize aspects of international law stagnant since Nuremberg, for example ruling that rape is a form of torture and a crime against humanity.

This includes, for example, ruling out a neurogenic or organic bladder dysfunction, ensuring sufficient relaxation of the local abdominal muscles, and the correct steady positioning of the patient with a continuous transparent reference point for the measurement of pressure equivalents.

If the government were to alarm foreign investors (for example by ruling out joining the euro, rather than just making sceptical noises), that could prompt a collapse in the stockmarket and the currency.

For example, a ruling class's absolute determination to hold on to power may have led to economically stagnant societies.

Bob, a rising young executive, is leading by example, not ruling from afar through a combination of fear, neglect and evasiveness.

They could increase the pressure by, for example, pursuing the ruling party's business associates, especially those who have helped the Zimbabwean army to loot Congo, where it was sent in 1998 to prop up another despotic regime.

A deal between them, which would stop short of a formal coalition, would give the Radicals a chance to follow the example of the ruling party in Croatia, which has graduated from hard-core nationalism to political respectability, but that would require internal purges.

In general, the CPC considers the WPK and North Korea to be negative examples of a communist ruling party and socialist state.

For example, Justice O'Connor joined in ruling in the case Dobran v. Dayton Clinical Oncology Program, 2004-Ohio-1883, 102 Ohio St.3d 54 (2004), available as a.pdf file, that courts must not consider claims of infliction of emotional distress based on fear of metastasis of cancer when the fear is caused by doctor or hospital negligence.