Sentence examples for developed for removing from inspiring English sources

While newer techniques, like use of a laser instead of a knife, have been developed for removing tonsils, they have not done much to reduce pain or recovery time because they still leave a surface exposed.

In this research a gas liquid fluidized bed reactor was developed for removing chlorine (Cl) from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) to favor its pyrolysis treatment.

Two options have been developed for removing contaminated equipment from the high radiation field loop rooms and packaging the waste into approved waste containers.

Many techniques have been developed for removing heavy metals from water and wastewater and these include polyphosphate treatment, ion-exchange treatment, precipitations, ultra filtration and chlorination (Bruce Seelig 1998).

Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle technology with Carbon Capture Storage has many potential advantages for future power generation system and many pre-combustion CO2 capture technologies have been developed for removing the acid gas and CO2 from the syngas.

Now researchers at the Saint Louis University School of Public Health report in the 15 January 2006 issue of Environmental Science & Technology that all-purpose floor and counter detergents remove lead-bearing dust from wood, wallpaper, and vinyl flooring as effectively as detergents developed specifically for removing lead.

It is now time for the US to look seriously at the zero option and to develop plans for removing all combat troops, except for a small special operations force to target exclusively on the 100 or so surviving al-Qaida operatives remaining.

Within a group like this, it wouldn't be uncommon to find analytical chemists, botanists, engineers, soil scientists, and a couple of computer simulation specialists, working on models of, say, leaching of phosphates in soils, or developing methods for removing heavy metal contamination.

Therefore, developing methods for removing and recycling phosphorus from wastewater would address both of these problems.

A number of approaches have been used or developed for identifying and removing batch effects from microarray data[10], of which we have chosen six for evaluation.

Last year's winners, for instance, included a team that developed a kit for removing land mines so that farmers in places like Zimbabwe no longer have to improvise with hoes and rakes.