Sentence examples for may overrule the from inspiring English sources

The study shows that the kinetics may overrule the self-healing MAX-phase design criteria based on thermodynamics.

Physicians may overrule the suggestions resulting from the post-test probability.

Other factors during the weaning period or shortly thereafter (e.g. establishing a family's diet and lifestyle) may overrule the effect of breastfeeding [ 41, 42].

After all, the quality of an ethical concern may overrule the results of evaluating the current state of research and clinical usage as well as the expected future developments of an PM measure.

In May, overruling the protesters, the C.N.E.

Two examples of supranational financial regulators in Europe are the European Banking Authority (EBA) which identifies systemic risks and institutional weaknesses and may overrule national regulators, and the European Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee ESFRCC) which reviews financial regulatory issues and publishes policy recommendations.

We hypothesize that guide alignments are more accurate because they are the outcome of manual curation that reviews both structure-based alignments and patterns of sequence conservation, where the latter may overrule structure superimposition.

If he exercises his veto without the CPA's concurrence, Parliament may overrule his decision with a resolution passed with a two-thirds majority vote.

Yvette Cooper, the housing minister, hinted that Whitehall may overrule local councils that ignore such advice.

The local boards have been given broad discretion, which no court may overrule absent a clear abuse of discretion.

As the Circuit Court correctly held, "the local boards have been given broad discretion, which no court may overrule, absent a clear abuse of discretion".