The room temperature operation of these detectors allows removal of a substantial amount of material from between primary and secondary detectors, if properly designed and should afford substantially better suppression factors than can be achieved by germanium-based spectrometers.
That landmark 1986 ruling, Batson v. Kentucky, has been working imperfectly, defense lawyers say, because the court has not yet made clear how trial judges are to evaluate a prosecutor's assertion that the removal of a substantial number of black prospective jurors was unrelated to race.
They form the base of Hengistbury Head, and the removal of a substantial amount of doggers over the years has weakened the headland.
Diffusion of solutes from food to the gastric environment, resulting in the removal of a substantial amount of solids.
An obvious potential explanation is a ventilatory limitation or inadequate gas exchange following removal of a substantial portion of lung parenchyma.
A total of 15% (v/v) methanol in water, followed by n-hexane allowed for the removal of a substantial amount of matrix compounds and to wash out the non-reacted quenching agent (undecanal) from the cartridges.
However, the removal of a substantial number of subjects with pre-existing disease and low event rates limited the statistical power of the study to detect small but important elevations in CVD risk.
Alternatively, elk distribution shifts among the three drainages could also result from differential predation risk with lower densities of animals in high risk areas due to the removal by wolves of substantial numbers of prey.
These studies suggest that the native kidney's contribution to the removal of lactate is substantial, with the organ being responsible for the removal of approximately 20 30% of an exogenous load [ 1, 5].
A high rate of removal, implying substantial biological fixation, without the balancing return would do.
