Sentence examples for strictly rule out from inspiring English sources

We cannot strictly rule out this objection but, as we have discussed elsewhere (Pagel et al. 2006), we think it unlikely.

The negative search does not strictly rule out the possibility of these exotic hybrids between the two basic kinds of matter, say the Fermilab physicists who reported their results at a small meeting at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee.

Of course, we cannot strictly rule out the possibility that single cases of extra-pair paternity may have gone undetected.

While the presence of RPL11 in cells is required for maintaining the cellular levels of MDM2 and p53 in response to ribosomal/nucleolar stress, we cannot strictly rule out on basis of our data presented here, that other stress sensing molecules act upstream or in parallel with RPL11 to initiate p53 and p21-dependent responses, such as differentiation, following loss of RPS9.

However, we cannot strictly rule out that CoA binds to the surface where coactivators and corepressors would normally bind, creating competition for the binding site.

Our results cannot strictly rule out that there are separate brain modules for the early visual processing of letters and numbers, and that our pure alexic patients' lesions were large enough to damage both.

We are listing him in our 2008 presidential candidate database because he has never strictly ruled out the possibility that he would enter the race.

According to game theory, such behavior is strictly ruled out in any one-shot game, unless one postulates a taste (utility) for fairness, a topic to which we shall return after introducing our experimental design and results.

Our molecular data favored Gondwanan origin of Acrodonta, vicariant divergence of Agamidae and Chamaeleonidae in the drifting India-Madagascar landmass, and migration of the Agamidae to Eurasia with the Indian subcontinent, although Laurasian origin of Acrodonta was not strictly ruled out.

Therefore strictly we couldn't rule out the possibility the improvement of patients due to some other treatment.

Although drug administration before the bronchoscopic procedures was strictly controlled, we cannot rule out minor effects of the drugs used (e.g., midazolam, lidocain, atropine) on gene expression within lung tissue.