A withdraw time of more than 32 d was suggested based on the drug eliminating rate and pharmacokinetic model described by a polyexponential equation.
I respect policy recommendations that try to eliminate hazardous child labor, and that are based on the assumption that eliminating all child labor is not possible in the short run, but think it is essential to mention that eliminating all child labor remains the ultimate goal.
Ryan's "Path to Prosperity" is based on the possibility that eliminating the deduction of interest on tax-exempt municipal bonds and life insurance savings will generate enough revenue to make up for his proposed tax cut.
The idea we will adopt here is based on eliminating the impact of the nuisance parameters one by one, which requires M differencing steps.
Europe responded by forging ahead with a regional monetary union based on the desire to eliminate exchange rate risk, whereas many developing governments with smaller economies chose the route of "dollarization"—that is, either fixing to or choosing to have the dollar as their currency.
We find that the modified schemes based on the exact enslaving eliminate unphysical oscillations, producing monotone solutions even when the original difference schemes do not, have this property.
A study by professors at Harvard, Stanford, and other universities found that purges based on the Interstate Voter Registration Crosscheck Program "would eliminate about 300 registrations used to cast legitimate votes for every one registration used to cast a double vote".
We revised the wording and order of the questions based on the interviews and eliminated unclear and ambiguous questions.
The approach is based on eliminating the effect of white noise by a simple difference operation constructed on the wavelet spectrum.
In the Wilcoxon signed ranks test the differences between pre- and post-treatment scores are rank ordered, and the significance test is based on ranks, eliminating the potential biasing effects of large, spurious differences in either direction.
