Sentence examples for of those eliminate from inspiring English sources

Current coping strategies include not drinking milk, drinking lactose-free dairy products, taking lactase enzyme tablets and other behaviors, but none of those eliminate the symptoms, the researchers wrote.

*Carl Pohlad, owner of the Minnesota Twins, wants his team to be one of those eliminated and has joined Major League Baseball in defending a lawsuit aimed at blocking the demise of the Twins, even though he voted against contraction at the owners' meeting Nov. 6 and agreed in the Metrodome lease that the Twins should have to play the 2002 season at the stadium.

The composition of those eliminated variants presumably includes both true variant sites that are unique to a given laboratory mouse strain and false-positive variant sites that arise due to systematic mismapping and/or imperfections in genotype calling of next-generation sequencing data.

Every competitor in the World Chess Championship will receive an initial payment of $5,000, even those eliminated in the first round.

Two-thirds of those will eliminate it (often temporarily), 22percentt will reduce it and 11percentt will bump it up.

The demographic characteristics of all respondents (including those eliminated from the present analysis) have been previously reported [ 11].

Only 9.5percentt of those applications ever result in whitelisted ads, but a huge chunk of those are eliminated right away as they're fake or incorrect.

The chemistry program was one of those recently eliminated, but Mr. Rangra said his motivations were not personal.

Therapy should build on the independence and anger of battered women instead of trying to eliminate those coping mechanisms.

The weakest candidates are eliminated first; several rounds of counting are then required to assign the votes of the eliminated candidates to those still in the running.

Other reasons it gave were improved screening of complaints to eliminate those that may not be violations and a decrease in the number of investigators covering more than 100 million workers — to 732 in the 2007 fiscal year from 945 in 2001.