Sentence examples for records to rule from inspiring English sources

We also had to rely on candidates' medical records to rule in and rule out the presence of type 2 DM before transplantation, rather than use universal diagnostic criteria, which may be not absolutely accurate due to variability in coding practices across transplant centers.

All he needed from this guy were a few crumbs on the record to rule with a clear conscience against the gays.

For the present study, only intervention status (control or intervention) was recorded to rule out the possibility of this confounding the results.

From the disclosure of privileged medical and therapy records to rules potentially requiring the victim submit to a defense counsel interview (results with no parallel in civilian courts) this skewing in defendants' favor make the protections of a victim's dignity and privacy more difficult to achieve.

Hence, researchers wanting to use maltreatment codes to identify cases where the presentation directly relates to a definite case of current maltreatment, as opposed to a possible case of current maltreatment or a history of previous maltreatment, would need to do further investigation at the medical record level to rule cases out or in.

Medical records were reviewed to rule out any known cardiovascular events.

Thus, in the presence of diurnal hypoventilation, the reason for overnight recording is only to rule out obstructive or central apnea.

Medical records would be necessary to rule out such explanations.

As frequency was not recorded, we are unable to rule this out.

Consumer groups are urging British Gas to freeze energy bills this winter, after the company's owner Centrica reported a rise in profits following last winter's record-breaking chill and refused to rule out a price hike.

The Lords of the Isles, a phrase first recorded in 1336, would continue to rule the Inner Hebrides as well as part of the Western Highlands as subjects of the King of Scots until John MacDonald, fourth Lord of the Isles, squandered the family's powerful position.