Sentence examples for technically eliminated from inspiring English sources

It technically eliminated censorship but books, radio and television were actually subject to stricter and more arbitrary judgements of suitability.

Plus, they aren't technically eliminated from anything on mathematical grounds.

Simple additional assumptions could technically eliminate the uncertainty, but they contravene the biology of a species in which polyvariant ontogeny is considered to be the major mechanism of adaptation.

However, nested case control studies and case-cohort studies were included in our meta-analysis because the at-risk study populations in each of the exposure categories are derived from cohort studies and diet exposure would have been investigated years before the onset of cancer, which would technically eliminate recall bias.

The extent of this bias should be limited by the fact that data on agonism were collected solely via focal sampling, a method that technically should eliminate such biases altogether.

"If you think of Brown v Board as one shoe that dropped, this is the other shoe," he said, "because though it eliminated, technically, inferior schools for blacks, and eliminated de jure segregation, it didn't achieve one of its basic goals.

But he (as well as Newt Gingrich) have not technically been mathematically eliminated, and coming up soon are contests in Mississippi and Alabama, where Romney is likely to lose.

Thus, there may have been items eliminated that technically were significant but practically not unreasonable.

It's technically straightforward to eliminate malaria from an area.

Another source of chromatic offset is the optical misalignments of the three wavelength channels in the AOSLO itself, offsets that are technically difficult to eliminate completely.

A draw or a loss against Houston Dynamo would have mathematically eliminated them, but yes, technically, their surprise 3-1 win means they are still in contention for another week.