The phrase 'eliminate differences' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of reducing or removing differences between people, groups, or opinions. For example, "The new policy is designed to eliminate differences in salary between men and women."
The control group was age, gender and mass matched to eliminate differences associated with different demographics and morphology.
Our results quantify how advanced processing can eliminate differences in efficiency due to different as-grown impurity concentrations and due to different area fractions of defective wafer regions.
As a more definitive test of the adequacy of the WHI data we tried to eliminate differences in risk-adjusted outcomes from different datasets, which few if any other studies have attempted.
To eliminate differences in thymic volume measures attributable to different examiners, we standardized thymic volume by examiner and within each time point (birth and 6 and 16 months of age).
Accounting for possible dilution effects of sugar, glycerol and propylene glycol amongst the different products further reduced, but did not eliminate, differences between the product categories (e.g. loose and portion snus products still had different PAH contents).
Hansen, an associate professor of biostatistics at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and McKusick Nathans Institute of Genetic Medicine, explains that the strong experimental design helps eliminate differences between individuals by comparing multiple samples from different brain regions from the same individual.
One misconception about self-managing organizations is that they eliminate differences in status.
By partnering with communities, the Cornell Center for Health Equity will reveal new evidence to help eliminate differences and move society toward health equity for all.
In conclusion, exposing goats to barbed wire fence without electric strands between measurement periods was not sufficient to eliminate differences among periods of a Latin square design.
Modern cementing techniques have improved glenoid fixation, reduced glenoid lucency seen with keeled components, and may eliminate differences attributable to glenoid design.
