Sentence examples for impact elimination from inspiring English sources

The road engineering contribution to this vision focusses on impact elimination, or where this is not possible, on limiting kinetic energy passed to a road user in case of an impact.

Third, organizational learning and capacity building workshops would significantly impact elimination efforts.

In conclusion, we find that NADPH-mediated production of ROS critically impairs the immune response, impacting elimination of virus and outcome of liver cell damage.

As with other drugs metabolized via CYP450 2D6, genetic differences can impact metabolism, elimination half-life, excretion, and clinical and adverse effects of nebivolol.

The impact of elimination or weakening of the Electoral College is this: candidates will have to raise more money to compete on a national level every day of their campaigns.

Therefore we have investigated chemical features that may broadly be grouped as "molecular architecture" such as: molecular weight, chain flexibility, number of chain ends and branching, to learn how they impact polymer elimination.

To determine the contribution of lung-resident CD103+ and/or CD11bhi RDC to the induction of an in vivo adaptive immune response in the draining MLN following influenza infection, we examined the impact of elimination of CD103+ and CD11bhi RDC from the respiratory tract on the activation and proliferation of virus-specific naïve CD8+ T cells in the DTR model.

In humans, differences in glutathione expression can significantly impact Hg elimination [ 30, 31].

Alteration of normal P450 activity in humans can impact drug elimination, leading to pharmacokinetic interactions with coadministered drugs, and may also significantly affect disease pathogenesis (Murray 2006).

Genetic variation in these genes might impact the elimination of ROS/RNS and hence increase cancer risk through ROS/RNS effects [ 15].

Live imaging during this period indicates that this increase is due to higher rates of synapse formation, with no impact on elimination rates.