Sentence examples for partly eliminated from inspiring English sources
The mechanical error caused by the axis deviation of the gantry could also be partly eliminated with the collimator.
The effects of SMG on these metabolic processes could be enhanced by SNP and be partly eliminated by c-PTIO.
Whichever of the two covers the other in a microscopic film is partly eliminated by the photoengraving operation.
When films are too thick (>0.25 mm), the color saturation would be affected, which could be partly eliminated by adding carbon black.
Seth W. Pinsky, the Economic Development Corporation president, said the debt had been partly eliminated by write-downs from the museum's creditors.
The North Carolina ruling tossed out the state's requirement that voters present photo identification at the polls and restored voters' ability to register on Election Day, to register before reaching the 18-year-old voting age, and to cast early ballots, provisions the law had fully or partly eliminated.
The effect of the presence of a stack on the ground level concentration of emissions near the plant is to significantly decrease the concentrations (in practical cases of interest, by a factor of 5 10), while the presence of nearby plant buildings is to partly eliminate this beneficial effect due to the effect of the building wake.
More generally damaging are the effects of the "No Noise" digital restoration system, which stifles Caruso's voice, adds spurious echo, subjects accompaniments to the audio equivalent of a sausage grinder and only partly eliminates the surface din of some very noisy sources.
We can partly eliminate these unwanted gap states by methods of fabrication of the interface.
Zhu et al. [25] pointed out that the first time XRD measurement is equivalent to an annealing process, which will partly eliminate the vacancies in Bi nanowires, and thus the lattice parameter will decrease at the second time measurement.
To some First Nations people, the NPA has been interpreted to partly eliminate the Crown's duty to conduct meaningful consultation and accommodation of First Nations interests regarding the use of their lands.
