This approach could potentially lead to on-demand harvesting or elimination of one population from others under microscopy, for a wide range of purposes.
Hence, elimination of one of the collinear variable was decided based on biological ground to explain the disease better.
"Unfortunately, Russia failed to accomplish first-stage tasks that envisaged elimination of one percent of the chemical weapons stocks -- 400 tons -- by the end of 2000".
There the intellectual temptation has been to seek a return to some imaginary pre-modern idyll or the elimination of one or more aspects of modern life, especially bourgeois capitalism.
There were goofy competitions -- performing in a laundry, for instance -- and there were the usual alliances and personality clashes, culminating in challenges that resulted in the elimination of one comic each episode.
The Nevada Democrat has called for the elimination of one such cloture vote at the beginning of the amend-and-debate period, while maintaining the cloture vote at the end of that period.
But for lovers of France and French life, there is something deeply depressing not only in the apparent elimination of one of the more plausible alternatives, but by what many in Paris see as the "Italianization" of French life — the descent into what might become an unseemly round of Berlusconian squalor, matched by an inability to renew the political scene with new faces.
The minimum time necessary for elimination of one hectare of undesired vegetation will be 9.26 h.
Another reason is the proximity between prototype accents that may lead to fusion or elimination of one of them [38].
Two types of interactions exist: 1. Pharmacokinetic herb-drug interactions (PKHDI) arise whenever the absorption, distribution, metabolism or elimination of one drug is modified by another one.
In this system, elimination of one quencher molecule will lead to recovering luminescence signal from several QDs at once which will significantly increase sensor sensitivity.
