Sentence examples for eliminating variability from inspiring English sources

The combination of electrochemical etching and microfabricaton techniques have also enabled the fabrication of neatly defined and monodispersed structures with a precise control on particle dimensions and shape, which can be critical for eliminating variability, improving pharmacokinetics and adapting microscale features in several bioapplications [6 9].

Of course, fear makes sense: organizations are designed to scale and drive efficiently by suppressing and eliminating variability.

We also present an alternative approach to the analysis of prognostic and predictive factors in ovarian carcinomas by eliminating variability of the TP53 status.

The averaged values have the advantage of eliminating variability in the presence of arrhythmias, but the disadvantage of not being real-time values, thus limiting the usefulness of this approach for assessing rapid hemodynamic changes in unstable patients.

The most logical and practical approach for eliminating variability of estrogenic activity in rodent diets would be to eliminate dietary ingredients that contain known estrogenic compounds (Thigpen et al. 1998, 1999, 2004b).

We then restricted the population of interest to those patients for whom cardiopulmonary resuscitation was initiated within the first minute of recognition of cardiac arrest, thus eliminating variability relating to the time to initiation of cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

Therefore, in this paper, the temperature sensitive points are selected directly by their correlation with thermal error to eliminate variability.

In February 2003, a World Health Organisation working group published a standard method for the detection of pneumococcal carriage for vaccine trials to reduce or eliminate variability.

Taking January and February together — a common adjustment made to eliminate variability caused by Chinese New Year festivities, which in any given year can be in either month — the surplus soared to $39.61 billion this year compared with $12.16 billion in those months of 2006.

3. Private sector innovation has potential to accelerate the move to value based care that eliminates variability and improves quality.

But according to this Oxford University study, a lot of construction jobs will become "susceptible to computerization" in order to eliminate "variability".