Sentence examples for later elimination from inspiring English sources

He knocked McAuliffe out, of course, and then, in a later "elimination" bout, stopped poor old Willard.

Similarly, district-level managers who have succeeded in directing rapid response teams may struggle to sustain resources and personnel for later elimination phases.

This translates to later elimination in the model because a higher WPV3 peak in 2009 following the outbreak helps with die-out in the model due to the relatively larger increases in population immunity above the threshold needed to push the WPV3 prevalence to elimination.

Underused connections are later eliminated, and this elimination process, called synaptic pruning, is highly dependent upon experience.

The activity of these genes increased steadily during the 11 days after elimination of the i-cells, and remained high more than three weeks later, suggesting that it was a long-lasting or permanent adaptation.

Two decades later, the elimination of "Westoxication" was a central goal of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.

Sexually experienced male Syrian hamsters were gonadectomized and monitored 5 weeks later to confirm elimination of the ejaculatory reflex (week 0), at which time they received subcutaneous DHT-filled or empty capsules that remained in situ for the duration of the experiment.

Recent studies have also demonstrated extensive non-genic transcription from both the parental macronucleus that likely produces transcripts involved in the RNAi scanning process as well as transcription of IES sequences in the developing MAC to serve as targets for the scnRNAs in the later stages of elimination [26].

The great challenge of the Expanded Program on Immunisation (EPI) is to reach and to keep high levels of vaccine coverage, which contributes first to disease control and later to disease elimination and eradication.

The decisions that enabled al-Qa'ida to avoid elimination, and later to expand, were made in the hours immediately after 9/11.

He used the elimination process later [203], 1958 as a general method to prove the properties of regular (LS) words, including an algorithm of (special) bracketing of an LS word (with a fixed LS subword).