Sentence examples for removal of weak from inspiring English sources

This controlled removal of weak limbs leaves trees more resistant to high winds".

Finally, high isotacticity is also required for obtaining qualitative β-form spherulites, demonstrated by increased β-crystal content after removal of weak crystalline fraction of the sample.

The conventional electrodeionization process using mixed-bed ion-exchange resins has several shortcomings, such as incomplete removal of weak acids and diluate conductivity above that of completely deionized water.

Moreover, as the removal of weak ties (defined according to the nominal scale) breaks the connected components of the social network, tieness is indeed able to identify when a tie connects different communities or not.

Preprocessing consisted of automatic removal of weak spots and removal of systematic errors by normalisation.

Each biopanning round involved the steps of phage binding, removal of weak binding affinity phage by washing, and elution of bound phage by a rapid pH decrease.

From the perspective of thermodynamics and kinetics, this critical review examines the factors affecting sorbent performances and analyzes the existing research to elucidate future directions aimed at developing novel sorbents for removal of weak-acid oxyanion contaminants from water.

Surrey or Buckinghamshire are barely touched, so the great regional divide caused by Thatcher's crushing of heavy industry is followed by Cameron's removal of the weak supports that tried to keep those places afloat.

The DBD treatment markedly induces an important increase of the oxygen amount at the surface, which is due both to the "cleaning" of the surface by removal of the weak cohesive layer that makes barrier with the environment and to the surface oxidation by oxygen incorporation from atmospheric air.

Table  3 shows the final multivariate model after backwards removal of statistically weak associations.

Table  2 shows the final multivariate model for fertility after removal of statistically weak (p < 0.05) associations (see Methods).