Sentence examples for partly elimination from inspiring English sources
One can see that the lattice parameters after the 1st high-temperature XRD measurement are always smaller than that before the measurement for all the nanowires studied, indicating a partly elimination of the defect and stress.
The stress and defect are responsible for the thermal contraction of the SLNWs, and their partly elimination upon annealing treatment leads to the transition of the thermal expansion coefficient from negative to positive, i.e. form thermal contraction to thermal expansion.
The increased α is mainly attributed to the partly elimination of the defect and stress at elevated temperature, as the elimination of stress is predominant at low temperature, while that of defects becomes predominant at high temperature.
Strong productivity growth has been achieved partly through the elimination of many mid-skilled jobs.
Indeed, a pharmacological FAS agonist was able to partly reverse the elimination deficit of adoptively transferred Cx3cr1-deficient Mϕs, similar to the IL-6-blocking antibody.
Indeed, administration of stearoyl LPC significantly attenuated circulating HMGB1 levels (Ref. 47), indicating that stearoyl LPC protects against experimental sepsis partly by facilitating elimination of invading pathogens and partly by attenuating systemic HMGB1 accumulation (Ref. 130).
It's worth noting that Pandora's uptick in listener hours was partly driven by the elimination of its 40-hour-a-month cap on mobile listening shortly before iTunes Radio went live. .
This handicap is partly solved with the elimination of outliers during the function development.
These findings are in agreement with the hypothesis that progranulin is at least partly degraded during renal elimination.
This was partly due to the partial elimination of the channel tap with the most energy in the time-domain [26].
For these reasons, we believe that the Norwegian century-old tuberculosis epidemic, which is currently in the elimination phase, was partly caused by M. tuberculosis isolates within the T and Haarlem families.
