Sentence examples for eliminated faster from inspiring English sources
Since these proteins have a negative charge, positively charged NPs will tend to be eliminated faster in vivo compared to neutral or negatively charged NPs (Alric et al. 2013; Alexis et al. 2008).
NPs between 6 and 10 nm can also be eliminated via renal clearance, although in this case, positively charged NPs are eliminated faster than negative or neutral NPs (Longmire et al. 2008).
According to this, it can be predicted that mutants in LPS, a molecule critical in avoiding innate immunity by Brucella, could elicit innate immunity (and hence cellular immunity) in a dose-dependent fashion and be thus eliminated faster at higher than at lower doses.
Either, if HTs occur at the same rate in both domains, foreign DNA is eliminated faster in eukaryote genomes.
Selecting only SNPs from whole genome comparisons eliminated faster evolving loci that are more prone to homoplasy [ 49], and sampling >14,000 SNPs spread across the genome reduced the confounding effects of convergent evolution and LGT.
To do so, we first eliminated fast-evolving species from the dataset: S. cerevisiae, Blastocystis hominis, Cryptosporidium parvum, Sterkiella histriomuscorum, Diplonema papillatum and Leishmania major.
We suppose the main reason of this phenomenon was that AICD could eliminate fast in intestinal, thus AICD in rats after oral administration can eliminate faster than after i.v. administration.
Velocities that were less than the rotatory chair velocity were removed to eliminate fast-eye movement.
Eliminating fast neutrons (λ<0.5Å) by removing direct line of sight between the source and the target sample is a well established technique.
Mean SINR statistics are employed to eliminate fast fading effects and prevent a MS from rapidly changing priority class, so that the system can reach a stable operating point.
In order to simulate evolution under this master equation, it is convenient to eliminate fast-rotating terms by expressing the master equation in a frame rotating with (H_{Q}).
