Sentence examples for precise to rule from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the estimates are sufficiently precise to rule out large beneficial program effect on this indicator.

We considered whether our result was sufficiently precise to rule out the possibility of a beneficial effect.

Similarly, the relation between increasing CD4 cell count and lower incidence of syphilis diagnosis was sufficiently precise to rule out chance association only in the combined outcome model.

These estimates are precise enough to rule out even substantively small effects.

A core may now be entirely absent, as gravitational measurements are not yet precise enough to rule that possibility out entirely.

Accession Treaties in the past did not contain rules precise enough to rule out conflicts between the Institutions.

Nevertheless, the early and precise diagnosis is mandatory to rule out other underlying diagnoses and to allow a timely start of standard heart failure and anticoagulation therapy which may prevent further complications.

fMRI, unfortunately, does not provide the precise temporal resolution necessary to rule out the possibility that such activations reflect a post-comprehension and merely epiphenomenal process, as some researchers have suggested (Mahon and Caramazza 2008).

It may be said, therefore, that the doctrine of lex specialis serves more to determine the precise rules to apply to a particular situation, rather than precluding application of one body of law.

Despite years of talks and an obvious link to the shared interest in the war on terror, the two countries even failed to agree on precise rules to end Chinese missile aid to Pakistan and Iran.

The High Court evidently agrees with Baillieu's assessment, ruling that section 1 is unlawful on the grounds that it fails to provide "clear and precise rules" to ensure data is only accessed for the purpose of preventing, detecting or conducting criminal prosecutions of serious offences.