Sentence examples for eliminate terminal from inspiring English sources
"This fact alone would appear to eliminate terminal effects of starvation as a cause of death".
Here, a complex but rigorous scheme is proposed for fast planning bank-reversal sequence based on six analytical iteration algorithms, which are designed to search the nearest trajectory point to NFZ, to adjust the existing bank reversals or add a new one for NFZ avoidance, and to regulate the last bank reversals for eliminating terminal crossrange error, respectively.
The algorithm used to determine if a pedigree contains loops relies on identifying and then eliminating terminal members from the pedigree.
Homologous recombination in BCG was predicted to eliminate the terminal 316 nucleotides of sigH including the region encoding a putative DNA binding motif.
In contrast, TH immunoreactivity after injection of 6-OHDA+N to eliminate noradrenergic terminals was not significantly reduced (n = 4, 0.54±0.08) as compared to the non-injected hemisphere (0.62±0.20, p = 0.35).
This is to eliminate the hidden terminal problem that could arise from the other side of the cluster.
By using OFDMA, each cluster will use a set of subcarriers that are different from the neighboring clusters to eliminate the hidden terminal problem.
Moreover, the cluster heads in COMAC have to select one of four subcarrier sets that is different from their cluster head neighbors to eliminate the hidden terminal problem.
Each cluster will use a set of subcarriers that are different from the neighboring clusters to eliminate the hidden terminal problem and hence increase the system reliability and decrease the time delay for safety messages.
Experiments in which the 419 439 MCP was synthesized in successively shorter lengths by eliminating amino-terminal residues, revealed that the dominant epitope recognized by the antisera and MAbs elicited by the 419 439 MCP was formed by residues in the carboxy end (data not shown).
These sites eliminate any N-terminal fusion tags from the vectors.
