Sentence examples for eliminated instead from inspiring English sources
For a long while, government budget-cutting obeyed a distinctive political calculus: pensions were considered untouchable, so jobs were eliminated instead.
Their program, which involved a game tree of much greater depth, used a board with thirty-six spaces (the bishops were eliminated) instead of the board of sixty-four spaces that is used in real chess.
After the series ended, voting statistics showed that Waissel received fewer votes than Cohen, meaning that if the result had gone to deadlock, Waissel would have been eliminated instead of Cohen.
The host immune response plays a vital role in the pathogenesis and clinical outcomes of hepatitis B. Disorder of the immune system and especially disorder of CD8+ T-cell-mediated immunity are major reasons that the virus cannot be eliminated; instead, it persists indefinitely [ 2, 3, 14].
These truncated surfaces rather than being eliminated are instead replaced with absorbent surfaces to collect heat from solar radiation.
The refrigeration system has been eliminated and instead, a tracer gas technique has been employed for the measurement of infiltration.
Uncertainty in prognostics cannot be eliminated completely, instead it can be managed by noise modeling, algorithm overfitting avoidance, model training, and using hybrid forecasting techniques.
It has been shown that some discrepancies are eliminated if instead of the potentials of zero charge, we compare the potentials corresponding to the same and sufficiently large negative electrode charge, thus ensuring the same interaction between the electrode surface and water dipoles.
This drawback may be eliminated by instead deriving the conservation of A using an approach pioneered by Sophus Lie.
The chassis' roof and rear wall were eliminated, and instead a gun shield placed over the front.
Necessarily, it would be easier for it to exist within the walls of a monastery where these temptations could be minimal if not eliminated entirely instead of encountering them regularly in wandering ascetic travels.
