Sentence examples for was systematically removed from inspiring English sources

Any runner who wanted to take the time to train and run seriously and needed money to do it, was systematically removed from the scene.

Flood plains and river beds across the Netherlands were deepened, and construction along rivers was systematically removed to create open public spaces that, in the event of floods, would be inundated, avoiding damage to property and loss of life.

It details Goure's outsized influence on policymakers and Russo's claim that evidence of torture by U.S. forces and allies was systematically removed under Goure's orders.

DNA was systematically removed by DNase treatment.

To maximize the probability that the chains reached stationarity in each bootstrap replicate, one-half of the 5,000 trees sampled from the posterior probability distribution was systematically removed as the burnin [ 86].

To evaluate the robustness of the approach, one drug was systematically removed from the 14 chosen drugs, and the prediction scores were then reevaluated using the remaining 13 drugs.

Last year the Warwick commission, a comprehensive review of the creative sector, warned that arts and creativity were being "systematically removed from the UK education system".

"Information that used to be based on science," the lawmakers said, "is being systematically removed from the public when it conflicts with the administration's political agenda".

Legs of larger prey (e.g., orthopterans) are systematically removed before the body is ingested (Willis and Oniki 1972, Zimmer and Isler 2003).

But in this case, the blur is not random but is related to the mathematical shape of the distorting lens and, as such, it can be systematically removed.

Trade-offs between spatial resolution and computational efficiency, for example, can degrade accuracy of representing urban water characteristics as less-dominant land uses are systematically removed.