Sentence examples for overall elimination from inspiring English sources
Europeans would rather reduce only the highest tariffs than move quickly toward an overall elimination.
Thus, the subsequent bag filter part has a higher load that exceeds the designed maximum entrance particle concentration, and the overall elimination efficiency drops from 99.91 % to 97.92 %.
Overall, elimination of subsidies in the gas and electricity sectors would bring reductions of about 3.6 % in total gas consumption which equals roughly 1.6 billion m3.
For a hybrid ESP/BAG, designing the loading ratio between the ESP part and bag filter part helps increase the overall elimination efficiency.
The QSAR models for overall elimination and clearance can be considered to be in an early stage of development.
Linagliptin has a low rate of renal excretion (˜5% of its overall elimination); the majority (˜80%) is excreted via the enterohepatic system 18.
The campaign is an important component of the overall measles elimination and congenital rubella infection prevention strategy in the country.
The campaign is a key part of Azerbaijan's overall measles elimination and congenital rubella infection prevention strategy and 6614 vaccination centres are being equipped nationwide.
PK of IL-13-PE showed overall rapid elimination from serum and apparent linear disposition among drug dose levels of 1 and 2 μg/kg, based on evaluation of Cmax and AUC (drug exposure) on each treatment day and cycle.
With fewer calls overall after the elimination of the token, more workers were free to do preventive maintenance work, like disassembling the card readers and cleaning the heads with alcohol and a brush.
In relation to police forces as employers, the Lawrence inquiry recommended "a ministerial priority" that should include "performance indicators in relation to levels of recruitment, retention and progression of minority ethnic recruits … with the overall aim of elimination of racism, prejudice and disadvantage in its demonstration of fairness in all aspects of policing".
