Sentence examples for methods to rule from inspiring English sources

The team did not apply the proper statistical methods to rule out random fluctuations in the x-rays that can mimic spectral lines, says astrophysicist Masao Sako of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena.

These methods either adopt a more sophisticated reflectance model to accommodate non-Lambertian observations as "inliers" (e.g. [5 7]) or rather keep the Lambertian model but use robust statistical methods to rule out or reduce the effect of non-Lambertian outliers (e.g. [8 10]).

Yet many medical examiners still use scientifically contested methods to rule an infant death a homicide.

In sum, courts are grappling with the new war-labor paradigm but have ponderous methods to rule on claims.

Ten BS-resistant clones that expressed the EGFP transgene were isolated from one MMCT experiment and analyzed using PCR with hamster-specific primers (see Methods) to rule out co-transfer of hamster chromosomes after MMCT.

The bistability of the dimer version of the autoregulatory motif, confirmed using CRNT, is consistent with the inability of the IG-T, IG-K, SRG, and INJ methods to rule it out.

We aimed at determining whether a negative single complete compression ultrasonography (CUS) of the lower limbs veins is a safe and accurate diagnostic method to rule out the diagnosis of deep venous thrombosis in pregnant and early postpartum women.

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We present here a simple evaluation method to rule out defect-related storage within the hysteresis measurement on QDs.

The problem (like many) is when it becomes religion; when we feverishly declare it as the one method to rule them all.

If an arterial injury is suspected, the detection of triphasic flow in distal arteries of the lower limbs may help to rapidly rule out a significant vascular injury with 100% sensitivity (Montórfano et al. The FAST D protocol: A simple method to rule out traumatic vascular injuries of the lower extremities. Submitted to Critical Ultrasound Journal).