Sentence examples for based on elimination of from inspiring English sources

The theory that carcinogenesis is a form of speciation predicts improvements in cancer prevention based on elimination of aneuploidogens from food and drugs, and on early detection of preneoplastic and neoplastic aneuploidy for the prevention and treatments of cancer.

It is based on elimination of reboiler of the first column, condenser of the second column and addition of a compressor.

It should be mentioned that a similar system can be designed for application on indirect distillation sequence based on elimination of condenser of the first column, reboiler of the second column and addition of a compressor.

Evidence for venous sinus stenting is based on elimination of the venous pressure gradient and clinical response.

6 7 Disease prevention strategies based on elimination of H pylori have not been widely implemented, however, and it is not fully clear whether specific infection control strategies are likely to result in net benefits to particular populations at risk.

My model of transition is based on elimination of genetic polymorphism (stabilized in large populations by frequency dependent selection) by genetic drift during generations after the bottleneck event, the mechanism similar but not identical with that operating during the first stage of Sewall Wright's shifting balance model.

The final model (third column) is based on backward elimination of non-significant factors.

In addition, the drug which has an active metabolite like zolmitriptan, could not be compared with other drugs based on elimination half-life of plasma drug concentration.

The design of Zhang dynamics (ZD) is based on the elimination of an indefinite error-function, instead of the elimination of a square-based positive or at least lower-bounded energy-function usually associated with gradient dynamics (GD) and/or Hopfield-type neural networks.

The new multiculturalist constitutional frameworks mark a radical departure from past models of nation-building based on the elimination of cultural difference and the assimilation of indigenous peoples.

In this procedure first the intrinsic forward and backward rate constants for copper sorption were estimated to be 1.082 l/(mmol min) and 0.472 min−1 based on the elimination of the effect of the intraparticle and external mass transfers, and then the other two constants, the effectiveness factor and the maximum sorption capacity, were regressed as a function of the corncob particle size.