The phrase "capacity elimination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to reducing or removing the capacity of a system, process, or resource.
Example: "The company is undergoing capacity elimination to streamline operations and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "capacity reduction" or "capacity removal."
Together, these observations imply that the level of mercury exposure from all sources including amalgam fillings did not exceed the capacity for elimination via urinary excretion in these subjects.
Elimination of chemical disinfection, removal of soluble organic compounds, softening capacity and elimination of biological pollutants are advantages manifested by nanofiltration schemes.
A study by Westermark who evaluated 12 patients treated with stock prosthesis (Biomet) after a follow-up time of up to 8 years reported an increased mean jaw-opening capacity and elimination of joint-related pain [12].
In contrast to autologous chondrocytes derived from biopsies of articular cartilage, MSC offer some benefits including greater expansion capacity and elimination of the risk of morbidity at the cartilage biopsy site.
Theoretically, the loss of OXP1 function could lead to an accumulation of glutathione consequent with an enhanced capacity for elimination of xenobiotics by conjugation to this molecule [ 18].
The most likely explanation for the origin of these kinetic differences is that goats have a greater metabolic capacity and elimination capability of ABZ-SO in comparison with sheep.
The disposition of NiAc in obese rats was described by a one-compartment model with endogenous synthesis of NiAc and a capacity-limited elimination process.
Therefore, we examined whether the galactose elimination capacity (GEC), a physiological measure of the total metabolic capacity of the liver, was associated with mortality in a large cohort of patients with newly-diagnosed cirrhosis.
Since then, G.M. has been following an ambitious overhaul at Opel, aimed at making the division profitable in 2012 through a 20 percent reduction in capacity and the elimination of 8,300 jobs.
The elimination capacity (EC) was investigated as well as the change in biomass concentration over time.
