Sentence examples for remove aspects from inspiring English sources

The shedding of specific cellular machinery can remove aspects of functional redundancy that shields cancer cells from monotherapy.

RIS Labs head and storied LA DJ Eric Sharp told us about Pioneer's game-changing XDJ1000's, which are pushing things forward while actually removing aspects: "They've removed the CD functionality, so it's just controlled by USB's, but you can also connect your computer.

I will of course help if Labour needs advice to develop specific amendments to return the NHS in England to an internal market and remove all aspects of an external market.

"We have made a deliberate effort to remove the aspects of the draft communications bill that people found unacceptable, such as giving powers to local authorities, Revenue and Customs or water companies.

Reducing tedium and the physical steps of a task can increase user satisfaction, but designers must take care to respect and enhance (not remove) the aspects of work that are personally rewarding.

School choice is often a sen­si­tive polit­i­cal issue, and trans­paren­cy helps to remove some aspects of how to best assign chil­dren to schools from the polit­i­cal are­na to the tech­ni­cal are­na, and clar��i­fy which issues remain to be set­tled by the polit­i­cal process.

Newly developed interventions designed to address nightmares are effective to this end, but often do not fully remove all aspects of PTSD-related sleep difficulties when used in isolation.

Reformation does not seek to remove those aspects from Islam that are outdated, but to simply elucidate Islam in a different and modern manner.

The combat system is a real-time adaptation of the turn-based system used in D&D Third Edition, which caused the developers to remove certain aspects, such as "attacks of opportunity".

They generated a list of candidate aspects above a frequency threshold and then removed candidate aspects that do not exhibit aspects-like behavior.

The study also sampled 93 games on neutral courts to remove the aspect of home-court advantage.