Sentence examples for mean elimination from inspiring English sources

The active metabolite ACT-333679 is rapidly formed and more slowly eliminated, with a mean elimination half-life of 9.4 14.2 h.

Before facing Australia England play Scotland in Coventry on Saturday in a game where anything less than victory would mean elimination from the tournament.

Mr. Borer is worried about more than the layoffs and Bayer's international reorganization, which will mean elimination of manufacturing and packaging at the West Haven plant.

A tie against Italy on Thursday would send the Mexicans into the second round from Group G, but a loss might mean elimination depending on the result of Croatia's match with Ecuador.

As he prepares for a game in which defeat could mean elimination from the tournament, Sampson must decide whether or not to risk players who arrived in Canada with injury problems but who he says are now fully fit.

The mean elimination half-life was 4.6 hours.

Fewer will make it to the following day's semifinals, where one mistake means elimination.

The IFS said single market membership meant elimination of trade barriers not possible under existing trade deals.

That means elimination of corporate taxes, capital gains taxes, sales taxes and estate taxes for clean, renewable energy investments.

In a tournament like the N.C.A.A.'s, when one loss means elimination, an injury to a key player makes an already tense situation even more dramatic.

"Maybe politics," Bokolishvili said, considering that the Russians were controlling play, a defeat for Georgia would have meant elimination and lights were shining elsewhere in a city infamous for power failures.