Sentence examples for clearance of all from inspiring English sources
In January she achieved the third-highest indoor clearance of all time, 4.87m, and at the Olympic trials in June she raised her outdoor British record to 4.71m.
That moment was still haunting Lambert when Darren Bent, introduced after an hour in place of an ineffective Jordan Bowery, came to Villa's rescue with a goalline clearance, of all things, to stop Andy Carroll putting West Ham ahead.
Linear extension algorithms are designed for both course alteration and speed reduction to keep clearance of all the target ships that own ship should avoid.
Complete pathologic clearance of all liver metastases after chemotherapy is associated with considerable overall survival, and it is a strong predictor of both prolonged survival and disease cure [5].
The State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs, for example, imposed a 2-month clearance of all Russian participants--twice as long as it took last year--for an October workshop on dangerous pathogens held at the Sandia National Laboratories Cooperative Monitoring Centerr in Albuquerque.
It is recommended that the treatment response should be assessed by a daily parasite count until clearance of all trophozoites is achieved [17].
Effective clearance of all-trans-retinal (atRAL) from retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) cells is important for avoiding its cytotoxicity.
Delayed clearance of all-trans-retinal from the photoreceptors after light exposure can have dramatic pathophysiological consequences.
Others propose that these biomarkers are merely indicative of inadequate clearance of all-trans-retinal, which at elevated levels may contribute to photoreceptor/RPE degeneration.
As indicated by numerous biochemical studies and the phenotype of Abca4 –/– mice, the main function of this transporter is to accelerate the clearance of all-trans-retinal from ROS/COS.
This gene is involved in the transport and clearance of all-transretinal aldehyde, a by-product of the retinoid cycle of vision, and other essential molecules across the disc membrane into the cytoplasm [ 16– 16].
