Therefore, because of the eradication of CSCs, HER2-targeted therapy may result in improved treatment outcomes in patients with HER2-positive GC.
5 In South America, the disease became rare in the 1970s because of the eradication of the mosquito vector as a result of efforts to control yellow fever, another arbovirosis.
For example, if the program eradicates x% of AMIs, then life years saved should be based on a life expectancies adjusted upwards because of the eradication of x% of deaths from AMIs.
From the 1950s to the 1970s, the Americas were a virtually dengue-free zone because of the eradication of Aedes aegypti (the principal vector of dengue in this continent) in a continent-wide vector control campaign.
That's because the circular economy relies on the eradication of toxins from products so they can be up-cycled.
Although the use of one potent environmental endocrine disruptor, dichlorodiphenyl-trichloroethane (DDT), has been banned in the United States since 1972, concerns about its potential health effects continue because of its worldwide use in the eradication of malaria, its accumulation in the human food chain, and its long half-life in human tissues due to its lipophilicity (Clarkson 1995).
Although significant, this reduction appears to be insufficient for the eradication of HBV cccDNA because viral rebound often occurs after withdrawal of NAs.
This notion has implications for the eradication of residual tumour cells, because a diminished susceptibility might also apply to apoptosis induced by radio- or chemotherapy.
The eradication of parthenium is a major challenge, primarily because of its epidemic proliferation, strong reproductive potential, hardiness, and competitiveness, apart from its wide ecological adoptability.
The eradication of poverty.
