Sentence examples for a further elimination from inspiring English sources

After 45 min of incubation at 24°C and a further elimination of the liquid from the wells, 100 μl of Streptavidin-horseradish peroxidase conjugate was added.

This final review led to a further elimination of 11 additional articles, 27 32 34–38 leaving only three RCTs, which were included in this systematic review.

Hence, a fully reduced model is one in which every remaining term contributes significantly to the prediction of the data; any further eliminations of terms significantly degrades the fit to the data.

Variables with the lowest predictive value were deleted from the model until further elimination of a variable resulted in a statistically significant lower model fit estimated with the likelihood ratio test (p ≤ 0.20).

With the further elimination of Abitibi's high-cost mills, and merger savings estimated at 250 million Canadian dollars a year, the new company will be "the low-cost global producer of newsprint," said Abitibi's president and chief executive, John Weaver, at a press conference in Montreal.

The decrease in the transition temperature of the thermal expansion coefficient at the second time measurement and after an annealing treatment also indicates that the intrinsic thermal expansion behavior is enhanced with further elimination of the stress and defect.

At higher temperature, with further elimination of the stress and defect, the intrinsic thermal expansion becomes dominant, leading to the transition of the thermal expansion coefficient from negative to positive.

The choice of this electrolyzer was dictated by the passivity of selected materials to the radiolysis in low-level tritiated water and the selectivity of the method avoiding further elimination of tritiated water and moisture before release in environment.

Cantor explains that "because of labor shortage, the peasants could press for higher wages and further elimination of servile dues and restrictions.

"What's disappointing in this year's initial proposal, given the significant increase in state resources, is the further elimination of children from quality child-care programs," said Local 99 executive director Courtni Pugh.

This process is repeated until no further elimination is possible.