Sentence examples for before eradication from inspiring English sources

It's much better to nip them in the bud – getting on top of the problem now – before eradication at many sites in the wild becomes difficult and prohibitively expensive".

Of the 10 species of Anopheles mosquitoes found in the United States, the C.D.C. says, the two that were responsible for malaria transmission before eradication, Anopheles quadrimaculatus in the East and Anopheles freeborni in the West, are still widely found.

After successful H. pylori eradication therapy, acetylsalicylic acid induced significantly higher mucosal lesions and microbleeding than before eradication.

For colocalization studies MEFs were stained 3 h p.i. (MOI 5), facilitating the detection of a large number of intracellular bacteria before eradication in response to IFNγ.

How long will it take before eradication is achieved in the Netherlands, the neighbouring countries (Belgium and Germany) and the whole of the EU?

The situation before eradication is described in Table 1.

Under plain acetylsalicylic acid therapy, the expression of proinflammatory cytokines was increased before and after eradication of H. pylori.

We conducted meta-analyses of summary statistics from individual studies that compared circulating ghrelin levels between H pylori positive and H pylori negative subjects; and for studies that compared circulating ghrelin levels before and after eradication of H pylori.

Smallpox killed up to half a billion people in the twentieth century alone, before its eradication, in the nineteen-seventies.

Before its eradication, smallpox had been one of the world's greatest killers: it had "claimed hundreds of millions of lives," Jonathan B. Tucker writes in "Scourge," "far more than plague -- the dreaded Black Death of the Middle Ages -- and all the wars of the 20th century combined".

But 60 years before Edward Jenner's discovery of the much safer vaccination method, and many generations before the eradication of the disease, the Foundling Hospital was one of the first public institutions to implement an effective and widespread programme for the prevention of smallpox.