Sentence examples for between the elimination from inspiring English sources
Between the elimination of merit pay and a big cut in the city's contribution to retirement benefits, the remaining employees had lost 10 percent of their earnings over two years.
It also maintains a good balance between the elimination of occlusion and the preservation of resemblance.
The inflammatory immune response needs to be balanced between the elimination of virus and immune-mediated pulmonary injury to limit the damage to the respiratory tract [13].
There was no significant difference between the elimination half-lives (t 1/2β) of radioiodinated or radiometal-chelated hu3S193 wild type.
Early work demonstrated a linear relationship between the elimination rate of both unchanged SMX (weak correlation) or TMP (significant correlation) and renal function (as measured by inulin clearance) [8].
We sought to describe the relationship between the elimination of out-of-pocket costs and women's use of preventive care office visits and long-acting reversible contraception after accounting for baseline levels of cost sharing.
The U.S. should draw lessons from examples abroad, such as the EU Commission's efforts to stimulate competition between suppliers, the elimination of destination clauses on gas delivered to the EU, and the Second Gas Derivative.
Furthermore, whereas the pharmacodynamics of UF-heparins shows large differences between patients, the elimination kinetics for LMW-heparins is more predictable and therefore safe in most situations.
If Ireland beat Canada they will then play the winners of the game between Scotland and the Netherlands in the Elimination Final on Friday.
Success is dependent upon well-maintained relationships between those guiding the elimination effort and stakeholders at all levels, and a long-term commitment to securing appropriate financing.
The fall in receipt rates between years two and three reflects the elimination of the attendance reward for younger students and the reward for maintaining health insurance.
