Sentence examples for reliably exclude from inspiring English sources

Though Paget's disease is predominantly a clinical diagnosis, negative mammography cannot reliably exclude underlying malignancy.

However, negative physical findings do not reliably exclude surgery since severe DP may be masked clinically by the retroperitoneal site especially in elderly or chronically ill patients.

As a consequence, a negative exam cannot reliably exclude the diagnosis, especially in patients who do not present an infarct-like onset of disease.

The diagnoses by specialists followed normal rules, except that, because the interviews were by telephone, they also could not reliably exclude other possible causes.

New approaches like dual-source CT (DSCT) and 256-multi-slice CT (256-MSCT) may potentially be the future methods of choice to reliably exclude ISR in patients with low or intermediate risk of restenosis.

Conclusion Screening for ESBL-EB digestive colonisation by weekly active surveillance cultures could reliably exclude the risk of the involvement of such pathogens in VAP in low prevalence area.

A cytotoxic edema could thus be reliably excluded in these intoxications.

However, the workflow is capable of reliably excluding risk factors, such as contaminant release.

Therefore, the growth of threshold εp due to Nb proves to have an additional positive effect because it more reliably excludes incomplete DRx and related grain size variation.

However, we reliably excluded bacterial meningitis in these children as all had a CSF bacterial culture with no antibiotic pretreatment within 72 h of diagnostic LP.

As we show herein by our control experiments (Additional file 1: Figure S5), such intrinsic, stochastic changes in the ion current through the protein at low pH have a distinct appearance in terms of frequency of occurrence and duration as compared to the blockade events caused by individual bacteria colliding to the nanopore, so they could be reliably excluded from our kinetic analysis.