Sentence examples for despite elimination from inspiring English sources
"Despite elimination of large rebel formations, the federal forces have not yet established full and continuous control over the entire territory of Chechnya".
Despite elimination of many confounders by means of multivariate logistic regression analysis, the possibility of elevated CRP concentrations as a marker of a different unknown process cannot be excluded.
We developed a model of sepsis in Drosophila, in which despite elimination of bacterial pathogens and reversal of lethality with oral antibiotic administration, survivors exhibited several features consistent with that seen in humans.
If, as suggested by the recent active vaccine study autopsy report, dementia can progress despite elimination of amyloid plaques in AD patients [ 18], perhaps it is necessary to intervene earlier in the disease process.
It is hypothesized that in chronic pain conditions this adaptive pain mechanism persists despite elimination of the original nociceptive input and thus provides a deranged pathological mechanism for persistent pain [ 40].
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03896.013 The above behavioral results indicate that LTM in Aplysia can persist despite elimination of its behavioral expression by reconsolidation blockade and inhibition of PKM Apl III.
The UltimateTV services, which included digital video recording, will continue despite the elimination of the division.
The manager, Vitezslav Lavicka, stressed how proud he was in the aftermath, claiming his team would travel home "with a positive feeling" despite their elimination.
Roch noted in his April 15 statement that despite the elimination of two team events in 2004, the sport would be represented in individual competitions for all three disciplines.
Italia 90 was able to achieve this despite the elimination of Brazil and Holland in the second round, another development that lends considerable weight to suggestions that this was one of the most dramatic World Cups.
Despite the elimination of a visa program in Britain, a call to enforce visa rules strictly in France, and tuition fee increases in Britain and Sweden in recent years, experts say that most European countries are trying to attract foreign students in the hope that once trained they will stay and join the work force.
