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Other main features of the new approach are the elimination of phase distortion, an aliasing level comparable to the stopband gain of the prototype filter used for cosine-modulation and a very low-amplitude distortion in most of the spectrum.
The study was carried out in three phases: acclimation to kibble diet, exposure to fish meals and fish-free (kibble-only) meals, and elimination of Hg phase.
The planar construction and elimination of liquid phase creates broad opportunities for the modifications in the sensing part of the sensor.
Based on the experimental results and thermodynamic calculations it has been suggested that elimination of beta phase by gravitational segregation is more suitable for the near-eutectic 10 wt% Si alloy; whereas for 6 wt% Si alloy, morphological change of β-phase is recommended.
However, as yet, there has been little study of binary CuMnOx-loaded mesoporous silica for the elimination of gaseous phase carbon monoxide.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05996.011 10.7554/eLiFigure96.012 Figure 5 figure supplement 1. Elimination of G1 phase of the cell cycle also occurs in dppGal4 wing discs expressing Nact and Src64B.
This heat treatment also promoted a spontaneous grain refinement and increase in the fraction of special GBs owing to the elimination of δ-phase pinning of GBs.
Noncompartmental CQ kinetics analysis was used to estimate the slope of the elimination phase, elimination half-life, maximum concentration, time of maximum concentration, and area under the curve.
The annealing treatment at a high temperature led to the elimination of the metastable phase and improved the electrical conductivity.
The increased solubility of La in alumina and the elimination of the second phase are possible reasons for the decrease in dielectric loss.
However, total elimination of the C14 phase by removal of Zr resulted in a reduced discharge capacity, a prolonged activation period, and a less catalytic surface for electrochemical reaction.
