Sentence examples for elimination I from inspiring English sources

Higher alkenes and cycloalkenes are normally prepared by reactions in which a double bond is introduced into a saturated precursor by elimination (i.e., a reaction in which atoms or ions are lost from a molecule).

The catalytic process cycles (Fig. 1) between oxidative addition of Fe (i.e., an increase in oxidation number) and reductive elimination (i.e., a decrease in oxidation number).

In contrast to participants' response accuracy, we found that participants' RT was significantly (F 1, 132) = 17.06, p<0.001) different between trials that required irrelevancy elimination (i.e. PR trials) and those that did not require any irrelevancy elimination (i.e. WR trials).

This measure enabled us to find any possible effect of irrelevant objects elimination (i.e. trials type effect) and memory load (i.e. sample objects number) through ERP activities in various brain regions.

It is a process consisting of three phases: elimination (i.e., cancer immunosurveillance), equilibrium and escape.

We simplified the full model by a process of backward elimination, i.e., removing the least significant covariate in rounds.

Because SA-ZD does not have an unambiguous diagnostic phenotype, it is detected by a process-of-elimination, i.e., by showing that at least some of the sex ratio distortion observed in a line with %♀ > 50 is not due to other candidate processes.

Due to the lack of any specific parameters, we in this study decided to investigate the effect of a rigorous gDNA elimination step, i.e. DNase I treatment, on the final transcript numbers detected.

First, GG has a bounded elimination area (i.e., circle) compared to the HSP (i.e., open half plane).

Clearly, the subjects eliminated glucose very effectively after the OGTT, at a rate that exceeded maximum elimination during i.v. glucose.

Their utility however, is hampered by their biological instability and rapid elimination following i.v. administration.