The parallel running structure with existing market makes it possible to perform their duties, namely, eliminate the congestions in distribution grid and circumvent imbalances in transmission grid, respectively.
For annotated genomes, further reductions of the number of candidates can readily be used, namely by eliminating all candidates overlapping regions with annotations incompatible with the presence of a pre-miRNA.
In either narrative, drone strikes serve a very specific purpose, namely to eliminate the hardline naysayers who might stand in the way of future reconciliation.
Namely, we eliminate NR side chains with any heavy atom having either an absolute B-factor > 40, an occupancy <1.0 or containing an alternative conformation.
The very thing that the pioneers of European unity wanted to eliminate, namely disaffection among European nations, has been fomented by these deeply divisive policies (now reflected in such rhetoric as "lazy Greeks" or "domineering Germans," depending on where you live).
Two artifacts are identified when using the new methodology that negatively impact adhesion force predictions if not eliminated, namely the Gibbs artifact and an "atomic-scale-noise" artifact.
After the information about 3D position and scattering coefficient of this scattering point was obtained, the information about this scattering point in the echo data was eliminated, namely suppose S r, t = S r, t − σ ^ X r, t, and the above procedures of parameter estimation were repeated with new data S r, t), till σ ^ was smaller than the pre-set threshold.
The components of collagen that are attributed to its immunogenicity, namely, telopeptides, are eliminated during atelocollagen production.
The Republicans could claim that they did away with Medicaid, expanded the private insurance market, and moved the nation closer to a flat-tax system by eliminating some deductions, namely those for state income taxes paid.
With regard to women, integrating a gender perspective means eliminating gender devaluation, namely, the subtle processes by which women's contributions are minimized, undervalued, or devalued (Kamberidou and Fabry 2012 Kelan 2010).
