Sentence examples for study ruling from inspiring English sources

However, LVEF requires not only SV but also end-diastolic volume which cannot obtained using the methods described in this study, ruling out calculation of LVEF.

In the absence of a TRO study, ruling out pulmonary embolism and thoracic dissection would have required a ventilation-perfusion scan and chest CT (assuming that the chest CT was not performed first that would have revealed the pericardial effusion).

(21) Again, the exact nature of this putative detoxification reaction is unknown, with a recent study ruling out MNNG as an obvious substrate candidate.

6 While it is clear that these are two separate hypotheses, the sources of the data that could be used to test these hypotheses can vary: the data could come from 1) a combined set of studies (eg, Phase III studies in combination with an outcome study) or 2) two different studies (eg, Phase III studies ruling out a CV RR >1.8 and a separate CV outcome study ruling out a CV RR >1.3) (see Figure 2).

Absolute patient numbers and tissue types were comparable in these studies, ruling out an impact on HIF-1 α distribution.

Current reviews consistently attest a lack of high quality studies, ruling out the possibility to provide an evidence-based recommendation in favor or against the use of music therapy within the field of palliative care [ 8, 21].

Also to note that this study has been done in patients who have not been treated with infliximab prior to this study thus ruling out the non-response to infliximab being due to generation of anti-infliximab antibodies.

In addition, people with acute or chronic inflammatory conditions were excluded from the study thus ruling out further confounders.

Importantly, MRI of sham-treated animals remained stable over the 8 weeks of the study, effectively ruling out major effects related to the immunization vehicle, IFA.

In the control experiment carried out with RMS-equalized stimuli on 2 subjects, the order of the source strengths and their lateralization were as in the main study, thereby ruling out the effect of slight intensity differences between the stimuli.

These additional analyses were conducted in children within the same age range as in this study, thereby ruling out possible concerns regarding detection bias in ADHD children as far as possible.