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These negative effects can be eliminated by different methods such as forming interlayers between coating and substrate or ion treatment of the substrate.
Cell-free DNA seems to be eliminated by different manners including renal and hepatic mechanisms as well as degradation by plasma nucleases [29].
In most flowering plants, these organelles are inherited uniparentally through the female and the male organelles are eliminated by different mechanisms (reviewed by [ 38]); it is plausible that dynamic changes in PPR transcripts and protein levels generated by microRNAs may contribute to this process.
Bias arising from a consistent order of questions within the questionnaire was eliminated by randomising different versions of the questionnaire containing questions in a different order.
This scale increase is also enhanced by a bias due to the inclusion of HY-2A data, but which can be eliminated by adopting different coordinates of the onboard DORIS antenna phase center.
Notably, the environmental noise can be eliminated by subtraction of different patterns.
Meanwhile, Rayleigh backscattering noise is eliminated by combining these two PONs with different wavebands.
And the large difference in P point of the OJIP curves between different treatments was eliminated by CM treatment, which indicates that the inhibition of D1 protein by C2O42− accelerated the photoinhibition of PSII in leaves treated with H2C2O4 under high-light.
Undesirable evolution of water and other volatile by-products during curing process was eliminated by modification of resol prepolymer coating with two different inorganic additives – SiO2 and ZnSO4.
Saying that Wimbledon was a "different surface, different feeling" from her run at Roland Garros, Schiavone was eliminated by the 56th-ranked Vera Dushevina of Russia, 6-7 (0), 7-5, 6-1.
In observational studies, different agents are prescribed to patients with different characteristics, and those diversities cannot be entirely eliminated by statistical adjustments (6, 7).
