Sentence examples for result rules from inspiring English sources

As a result, rules such as procedural default routinely deny "legal significance"—in the Avena and LaGrand sense to otherwise viable legal claims.

As a result rules were brought in but Facebook had little scope to identify abuses or act on them, he says.

But each negative result rules out certain theories and strengthens others, shrinking the conceptual space in which dark matter can be hiding.

As a result, rules for benchmarking emissions may be systematically biased to overallocate, and they also risk creating inefficient investment incentives.

To avoid this somewhat anomalous result, Rules 11 and 38 are better read together as allowing expenses incurred on appeal to be shifted onto appellants only when those expenses are caused by a frivolous appeal, and not merely because a Rule 11 sanction upheld on appeal can ultimately be traced to a baseless filing in district court.

However, ATIC researchers aren't willing to concede that the Fermi result rules theirs out.

As a result, rule-based systems are transparent: the system code looks a lot like the text that's being represented.

The fourth exception codifies the net result rule in section 60c of current law [section 96(c) of former title 11].

An "Absolute SnNout" is a diagnostic finding whose sensitivity is so high that a negative result rules-out the diagnosis ‡‡ Good, better, bad and worse refer to the comparisons between treatments in terms of their clinical risks and benefits ††† Good reference standards are independent of the test, and applied blindly or objectively to applied to all patients.

In total, the simple rules yielded a conclusive result (rule 1=malignant, rule 2=benign) for 1501 of the tumours.

This result ruled out the possibility that AtAPY1 was anchored in the plasma membrane.