Sentence examples for some elimination from inspiring English sources

For PtMo/C and PtRu/C supplied with H2/CO, the formation of CO2 is observed even when the cell is at open circuit, confirming some elimination of CO by a chemical process, most probably the water gas shift reaction.

Small molecular substances can be protected from some elimination pathways, such as enzymatic reactions in the liver or blood and glomerular filtration of the kidneys, by forming non-covalent complexes with plasma proteins [8].

He consoled himself with the thought that "some elimination of the worst moral dispositions is always in progress"—through imprisonment and suicide and that truly profligate men and women had few children (Ibid. 137, 162).

Biological treatment caused some elimination of 10-OH carbamazepine and rufinamide but was not sufficient for significant elimination of the load of antiepileptic drugs investigated, which is in general accordance with the literature.

But some elimination experiences are, er, crappier than others.

(NB: at the end of each episode, the show states that "winning and elimination decisions were made by the Judges in consultation with producers. Some elimination decisions were discussed with Bravo).

Some eliminations were broad and brutal, wheat sent off with the chaff, and other contestants overstayed their welcome.

In some cases, elimination is critical: for example, eliminating impunity in the face of sexual harassment in a venture capital firm.

"We've had some recent elimination games there," Jeter said, "but I don't mind playing there".

One could go even further and implement different kinds of symmetric table, such as the class of antireflexive symmetric relations satisfies simpler algebraic rules, and some duplicate elimination steps can be omitted in the implementation of the γ operator.

But after some controversial elimination choices and an epic, televised meltdown, Alaska inadvertently enraged a large and very vocal portion of the show's audience.