Sentence examples for and in the removal from inspiring English sources

Such robots are more useful in rough terrains, pipeline inspections and in the removal of obstacles.

Its most important salt is sodium sulfite, Na2SO3, a reducing agent employed in the manufacture of paper pulp, in photography, and in the removal of oxygen from boiler feedwater.

The carbonate also is used to make other barium chemicals, as a flux in ceramics, in the manufacture of ceramic permanent magnets for loudspeakers, and in the removal of sulfate from salt brines before they are fed into electrolytic cells (for the production of chlorine and alkali).

He was first the non-executive independent director and is accustomed to financial crises, playing a central role in the government response to the banking crisis and in the removal of Fred Goodwin from the top of Royal Bank of Scotland when the bank was facing collapse.

The biooxidation of ferrous iron is a potential industrial process in the regeneration of ferric iron, in hydrometallurgical leaching operations and in the removal of H2S in combustible gases.

Supercritical CO2 extraction has been proved to be a potential tool in the recovery of aroma compounds from different natural sources and in the removal of ethanol from aqueous solutions.

Third, the analysis sample was selected according to strict exclusion criteria and resulted in the removal of many students and schools.

It is likely that the balance of NHEJ and HR in the removal of DSBs depends on the type and location of the lesion, among other factors.

This filtering step was necessary to remove potentially spurious associations in the original analysis, and resulted in the removal of 38.4% of the SNPs from the original analysis.

After he was gravely wounded in Iraq, Young never walked again and endured a series of medical setbacks that left his body deteriorated and resulted in the removal of his colon in November.

An invasion from the mainland about 1400 bc destroyed the palaces and resulted in the removal of power to Mycenaean Greece.