Sentence examples for eliminated I from inspiring English sources

The closed-form expressions derived in this study are advanced in the sense that three of the commonly used assumptions in the analysis of bonded elastic layers are eliminated: (i) the incompressibility assumption, (ii) the "pressure" assumption and (iii) the assumption that plane sections remain plane after deformation.

In the suggested model, any singularities connected with the crack are eliminated, i.e., all mechanical and electrical characteristics are limited in the near-crack tip region.

From the 615 916 16S rRNA gene sequences that were used as the reference sequences (see above), we eliminated (i) the 117 059 sequences whose origins at the genus-level were designated as 'unclassified,' and (ii) forty 23S rRNA gene-derived sequences with lengths longer than 2000 nt.

Thus, unlike ribosome, the activity of SecA or SecYEGDF must be nearly eliminated (i.e., SecA < 2.5%, SecYEGDF < 5%) to reduce the growth rate by half.

Finally, when differences in utility values are eliminated (i.e. 100% reduction), the incremental cost per QALY ratios went up dramatically.

Until we're mathematically eliminated, I don't think anything's over.

In 1974, the suffixed designations were eliminated; I-70N became an eastward extension of I-70 while I-70S was designated I-270.

This is one of two pairs of suffixed Interstates that has not been eliminated; I-35 also splits into I-35E and I-35W in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas.

After eliminating: i) incomplete reads, ii) twin-ditags, and iii) ditags without complete library-identification DNA linkers, a total of 330,000 26 bp tags were obtained for further analysis.

In 1971, the state of Ohio wanted to eliminate I-80S, replacing it with a realigned I-76.

It was previously reported that low concentrations of actin-depolymerizing drugs do not eliminate I-BAR-induced filopodia [19], but make them less dynamic [11].