Sentence examples for eliminate the difference from inspiring English sources

To eliminate the difference of the nonequilibrium electron's density at different wavelengths, we normalize the ALPGE current with the common photoinduced current, because the common photoinduced current is proportional to the density of photoinduced nonequilibrium electrons.

Z-scores allow analysts to convert scores from different data sets into scores that can be accurately compared to each other [ 62], since they can act as a normalization method to eliminate the difference caused by background for a series of different experiments.

Ms. Kroes said the commission wanted to eliminate the difference between the cost of making a call in one's home market and across borders by 2015.

"This year, taking into account both the over-all progression and the fact that broader social factors are also relevant to the decision," the chairman said, in a statement, "they have decided that the time is right to bring this subject to a logical conclusion and eliminate the difference".

With health care and pensions available either way, workers are quite sensibly taking the informal route, but this will cause a further drop in fiscal revenues.One solution would be to eliminate the difference between formal and informal employment by financing health care and social security through consumption rather than payroll taxes.

An appropriate admission fee is proposed to eliminate the difference between these two strategies.

University access schemes "targeted at students beyond the end of compulsory education are unlikely to be able to eliminate the differences in [higher education] participation that we observe between pupils from different types of schools", it says.

Another practical implication is that high heritability does not imply that changing the environment will not eliminate the differences between individuals (nor does low heritability imply that genetic manipulation cannot eliminate those differences).

The blocks were then crushed into small particles; to eliminate the differences in their shapes, the particles were reshaped into spherical form.

However, they are able to eliminate the differences in callback rates by including letters of reference that contain favorable information about the personality of the applicant.

Writing from Germany where a debate is underway about banning the burqa, Christian Democratic Union politician Ruprecht Polenz similarly argues that, "underlying the burqa debate is the fear that we can never eliminate the differences in our society".