Sentence examples for cause eradication from inspiring English sources
Offering a series of 'booster' vaccinations to those patients who, after the initial vaccination series, did not have a molecular response or who had an initial molecular remission followed by return of measurable disease is based on the assumption that these patients do not have sufficient anti-leukemic immune response to cause eradication of their disease.
It was determined that ciprofloxacin and ceftazidime caused eradication of the biofilm.
On the one hand, selection on pests, weeds, or pathogens might be designed to exceed their adaptive potential, thus decreasing population sizes and potentially causing eradication.
The present work shows for the first time, that sonodynamic activation of RB causes eradication of E. coli and S. aureus in the dark.
Second, both green tea extract and EGCG can cause the eradication of pre-formed S. moorei biofilms.
Although certainly beneficial for patients, the treatment does not cause persistent eradication of SEGA tubers and therefore needs to be continued for longer periods of time [ 31].
In other words, clarithromycin resistance is thought to be the main cause of eradication failure for standard triple therapy [ 8, 18, 33].
However, CAM resistance is an increasing problem for the first-line therapy of H. pylori infection, since the major cause of eradication failure is thought to be the existence of CAM resistant H. pylori [ 72, 74– 74].
Regarding the effects of green tea polyphenols on the S. moorei colonization properties, it was found that biofilm formation on EGCG-treated surfaces was significantly affected, and that green tea extract and EGCG can cause the eradication of pre-formed S. moorei biofilms.
Patients who are negative for all H. pylori tests but having intestinal metaplasia in the antrum or the corpus were regarded as "previous or latent infection" because progression of intestinal metaplasia in the gastric mucosa could cause spontaneous eradication of H. pylori or underestimation of H. pylori infection [ 19, 20].
