Sentence examples for sufficiently rules from inspiring English sources

A low value (≤0.25 μg/l) of the biomarker procalcitonin (PCT) sufficiently rules out bacteremia in febrile UTI.

A PCT value ≤0.25 μg/l sufficiently rules out bacteremia in febrile UTI and may be used to help guide efficient use of blood culture resources.

The BLUE protocol, published by Lichtenstein and Mezière, suggests that cardiogenic pulmonary edema is sufficiently ruled out in the ICU setting when B-lines are not predominant in the anterior chest (the B-profile).

Radiocarbon dates of charcoals and organic-rich soils that are preserved along the basal contact of the tuff provide a maximum age of the emplacement, if the possibility of contamination by younger carbon can be sufficiently ruled out.

In addition, potentially harmful effects of a combination on normal cells have not sufficiently ruled out.

Sufficiently nuanced rules do not exist to fix such a problem while maintaining the careful balance of potency and properties.

Any future trial of a role playing game in geriatrics should be powered sufficiently to rule out with confidence or uncover any potential effectiveness that the included studies could have been underpowered to detect.

It has been suggested that only the combined results of histologic examination and quantitative cultures of lung tissue are sufficiently powerful to rule in or rule out the presence of pneumonia.

Grant hasn't sufficiently explained the rules of his game, and, inevitably, it becomes downright mystifying.

Then the complaining started: Bounty Killer hadn't been sufficiently impartial; the rules had been unfair; the clash had been fixed.

The sentences begin in one person's voice and conclude in someone else's, or change their subject halfway through, or wander across the centuries, and, even so, conform sufficiently to the rules of rhetoric to carry you along.