Sentence examples for rule out parallel from inspiring English sources

But Miles's refusal in two days of meetings with leaders of the Open and other Grand Slam tournaments to rule out parallel events in the future continued to generate acrimony and concern.

The phylogenetic sample must be sufficient enough to rule out parallel insertions.

Although the government has not ruled out parallel discussions, it worries that the narrow five-point agenda it has agreed to address with the FARC aimed mostly at ending the country's armed conflict could be diluted by the ELN's long-standing demand for a broad national convention about all the country's woes.

This of course does not rule out that parallel processes of COPI vesicular transport (Pelham and Rothman, 2000) and/or tubule-based transport (Trucco et al., 2004) could also occur.

The most parsimonious explanation for the extensive common gene loss is the early evolution of host dependency (possibly parasitism) in Nanoarchaeota (prior to the radiation of N. equitans and Nst1 from their common ancestor) followed by differential loss after the lineage split, although presently it is impossible to strictly rule out massive parallel gene loss.

We cannot rule out the contribution of parallel gain of introns in the orthologous sites in independent lineages (this is one of the assumptions of Dollo parsimony, see Methods for details), however, the impact of parallel gain is expected to be small [ 106, 107].

As both proxies are varying across the categories, we are able to rule out the possibility of a parallel shift in the thresholds (index shift).

A negative control sample comprised of RNase/DNase free water in lieu of RNA was prepared and processed in parallel to rule out contamination.

This high divergence (Supplement Table 1) and the short time between isolations appear to rule out direct sequential evolution and favor parallel development along at least 5 separate lineages.

In parallel, and to rule out the possibility that the HA-tag was influencing cellular localization, we demonstrated that endogenous Sam50 was also resident in the hydrogenosomal membrane (Supplementary Figure S3 at http://www.bioscirep.org/bsr/033/bsr033e084add.htm).htm

However, we cannot formally rule out the possibility that Hsf1 activation might also act parallel to the TOR pathway.