Sentence examples for removed as being from inspiring English sources

The digital analogue converter has been removed as being available either as a separate unit, or as part of the Uniti.

Statistics derived from a subset of 30 fully annotated articles show that on average there are about 128 automatically recognized entities (enzymes, drugs and phrases) per document, of which the annotators removed (as being false positive) on average about 4.6, modified (e.g. extended or narrowed down the annotation's boundaries) about 1.7 and added a further 6 per document.

The result is a binary image from which the regions with very small areas are removed (as being considered scrap), such that the remaining white zones correspond to the fibroblastic cells in the original image (e.g., compare Figures 1 and 2).

Summing across all array-sections in the four experiments, we list the total numbers of beads (as decoded by Illumina), the numbers we remove as being in spatial artefacts using BASH [ 19], those removed as being outliers in the summarization, the remainders, and the numbers remaining that lie in the analysis-group of bead-types.

Based on the results of pretesting, research questions such as the number of times of voluntary counseling and testing in last year, were removed as being irrelevant and a properly coded final version of the research questionnaire was prepared before being used for data collection.

The wall was removed, as was the wall between the dining room and the living room.

Columns flanking some entrances were removed, as was the circular driveway.

So the German population of Wroclaw was forcibly removed, as were German populations in Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia and parts of Romania.

CT scans revealed that the younger mummy did not have his organs or brains removed, as was the standard.

As a result, a thin strip of metal across the top of the roof was removed, as was a metal flange on the rear spoiler.

Adult terms are removed, as are some specific brands (Yahoo calls these navigation searches, not true web searches).