Sentence examples for true elimination from inspiring English sources

However, for most studies that evaluate ALT in patients, true elimination of bacterial biofilms has not been checked and treatment success has been based on negative culture results of blood samples or absence of clinical symptoms in patients.

Because travel is increasingly frequent, true elimination of malaria in this and other highland areas will require reduction and eventual elimination of malaria in surrounding areas.

Shirai and Kissel (1996) recognized this confounding factor and introduced the term "apparent" elimination half-life, as opposed to "true" elimination half-life, to refer to experimentally observed elimination half-lives that may be affected by ongoing exposure.

However, the calculated half-life of 12 hours in our patient is comparable to the half-lives previously reported (10 hours and 16 hours), suggesting that the true elimination half-life of strychnine lies between 10 and 16 hours.

Therefore the pop½ values obtained here should not be taken as true elimination half-lives, but as a method of quantifying the fact that BPA is, unexpectedly, still present despite extended fasting by many NHANES participants.

An important element of TCDD body burden modeling is to better understand the underlying reasons responsible for the decrease in lipid concentrations, which may be caused by dilution in a larger adipose compartment, to tissue-specific sequestration (e.g., to CYP1A2-binding proteins in the liver), and/or to true elimination of TCDD from the body.

In any strategic-form game where this is true, iterated elimination of strictly dominated strategies is guaranteed to yield a unique solution.

Due to the relatively short PK sampling time (336 h) post end of infusion, the true terminal elimination phase may not have been completely captured and accurately estimated.

45 Importantly, it is not known whether a lack of reported cases is the result of true disease elimination or lack of surveillance.

Also, given the prolonged absorption of menthol in our cohort (figure 1), estimation of λz may have produced an errant result consequent to the phenomenon of the 'flip-flop model' which occurs when the rate of absorption and/or distribution is slower than the rate of true drug elimination.

Fusion of image processing results with temperature and humidity readings allows reliable detection of true fires and elimination of false alarms due to fog and dust.