Sentence examples for Is eliminations from inspiring English sources

The simplest examples of this class of reactions are the olefin-forming 1,2-eliminations that is, eliminations of substituents from adjacent carbon atoms—but eliminations to give other types of double bonds are equally well known.

Is elimination of ocular chlamydia necessary?

"Is the elimination of narcotics trafficking the key to achieving peace, or is the achievement of peace necessary to the elimination of narcotics?" he asked.

Is fitness-driven elimination of "old" cells that do not fit into regenerated tissues important in other regenerating tissue types?

Assuming perfect MAI/MSI elimination, then each despread signal only contains its desired substream of the desired user and AWGN.

Hepatic 99mTc-MIBI elimination was increased with increase in NAFLD activity score (NAS) in mice fed MCD diet for 2 and 4 weeks.

Inspection of the data revealed the following remarks : (i) Elimination of the solvated methanol/hydrated water molecules occurs in a separate step or overlapped with the removal of the coordinated ones.

At the present time, there are several limitations associated with current methods for S-nitrosation, including: (I) Elimination of false negatives during identification of S-nitrosation targets.

In this paper we present a technique which allows substantial extension in the imaging range by: (i) elimination of mirror terms [ 14] and (ii) simultaneous acquisition of multiple axially shifted A-scans, by employing a frequency domain multiplexing method [ 15].

In hepatocytes, activation of apoptosis probably contributes to the resolution of infection by: (i) elimination of infected cells and reduction of host cells for bacterial replication and (ii) allowing access of immune cells to the microorganisms.

In order to direct the yeast glycosylation pathway towards the synthesis of human-like structures two major issues had to be envisaged: (i) elimination of yeast-specific glycosylation reactions and (ii) introduction of the missing compounds of the human pathway.