Sentence examples for elimination from a from inspiring English sources
There is a real risk of South Africa suffering another first-round elimination from a tournament they are hosting.
And they acknowledge that they are staring at elimination from a tournament they were favorite to win (again).
Facing early elimination from a season in which they had bettered the previous year's dismal points haul by 43, some had expected DC to attack from the start.
In the bleak locker room after the Jets had lost to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday to end their season, it was defensive back Marcus Coleman who put his finger on what went wrong with the Jets this season and why their loss -- and their elimination from a playoff spot -- seemed so distressing.
They would ring around the world, rendering millions incredulous that the captain of Colombia had been murdered, shot six times in the back, apparently as revenge for his contribution to his own team's elimination from a World Cup that was not yet over.
One possibility for obtaining such mechanisms is species elimination from a detailed mechanism.
Control experiments demonstrated that enyne 3 a was not formed by nBu4NF-mediated elimination from 1 a-Cl or 2 a in the absence of [ IPr CuCl].
To address the odor issue, several control strategies are recommended for odor mitigation or elimination from an engineering perspective.
Control through proactive vaccination followed by 2 years of continuous monitoring and vaccination should be sufficient to guarantee elimination from an isolated area not subject to repeat introductions.
The flagella of the M1T1 strain increase the adhesive abilities of the proteins towards the endothelium; however, they concurrently constitute a molecular pattern for phagocytary cells of the host, and, thus, are subject to higher activity and faster elimination from an organism [ 12].
This approach was preferred to a stepwise elimination from all candidate variables because the latter led to different models for each outcome, and because confounders may be important even when they do not yield statistically significant associations.
