Sentence examples for terms of ruling from inspiring English sources

Addition of near patient diagnostic tests does have value in terms of "ruling out" the probability of LVSD.

MSH6 variations may be applicable to the model if appropriate selection in terms of ruling out MLH1 and MSH2 variations and MLH1 promoter hypermethylation is ensured prior to the completion of STEP2.

Performance was poor both in terms of ruling in and ruling out renal involvement: the pooled positive likelihood ratio was 3.5 (95% CI: 2.5, 4.8), and the pooled negative likelihood ratio was 0.57 (95% CI: 0.47, 0.68).

Of these, the most important is administrative extension, whereby at the request of the parties the relevant government entity confirms the extension based on the terms of ruling agreements (or sometimes "enlarges" collective agreements to sectors than have no collective agreements).

8 Secondly, in terms of ruling-out deep vein thrombosis, an unlikely score (≤1) on the Wells rule combined with a negative D-dimer test result can safely exclude deep vein thrombosis in about 1 in every 3 patients, missing less than 2% of cases.

After winning a second term in 2006, Chávez won a referendum abolishing term limits and talked of ruling until 2021, then 2030.

The ultimate requirement of ruling out a CV RR >1.3 definitely will require a large-scale, long-term CV outcome trial.

"He's capable of ruling the roost".

Nevertheless, Obasanjo eventually honoured the terms of the ruling in 2006 when Nigeria relinquished its claim to the peninsula and withdrew its forces.

Under the terms of the ruling, an unlimited number of people would be permitted to begin and finish the march (which was required to be completed in five days), but only 300 marchers were to be allowed to cover the 22-mile (35-km) two-lane portion of U.S. Highway 80 that passed through Lowndes county.

Thanks to this gloss of the 'stronger' in terms of the ruling power, Thrasymachus' position has often been interpreted as a form of 'conventionalism': justice in a given community is whatever the laws of that community dictate (i.e., so he cynically explains, whatever serves the ruling party's interests).