Sentence examples for only we cannot rule from inspiring English sources

Though we still observed significant association after limiting the sample to Caucasians only, we cannot rule out other sources of stratification, such as distinct ancestry.

However, since our analysis lacks the sensitivity to distinguish TRiCs that might be bound to one mhtt monomer only, we cannot rule out that such a binding mode may co-exist with the ones presented here.

Our study was more likely to test the possible associations of the SNPs with TB progression from latent infection to active disease only, but we cannot rule out the possibility that some controls were not TST positive as TSTs were not done.

Considering all the evidence, the consistency of protective effects of metformin-only in comparison to non-use in all analyses in this study, and the contrast with estimates for use of other OH-only, we cannot rule out a modest, clinically relevant reduction in the risk of liver cancer with use of metformin.

In our study MPV in patients with diabetes was only slightly increased (10.47+/−0.85 fL vs. 10.23+/−0.94), but we cannot rule out that this might have clinical implications.

For studies that performed only univariate analysis, we cannot rule out the possibility that the reported factors may not preserve a significant association with the outcome once adjusted for the effect of other extraneous factors.

Concerning our negative clinical results, it is necessary to point out that EGFR mRNA expression levels were examined in pretreatment biopsies only, so that we cannot rule out that induction of EGFR expression and signalling during radiochemotherapy as shown in vitro could contribute to progressive loss of chemo- and radiation sensitivity during the course of radiochemotherapy.

Based only on EST databases we cannot rule out the presence of additional relevant protein families of the extended LHC protein superfamily, for example in the two glaucophytes.

When considering only context-specific syllable types we cannot rule out that this finding simply reflects the fact that gap duration alone varies with the context.

Given the limited power in this study to detect SNPs with only a small effect (OR<3), we cannot rule out that these, or other SNPs in the same genes, may be found to be associated with PCOS in studies of larger cohorts.

As we analyzed only single branches entering L4, we cannot rule out further differences in the number of these branches.