Sentence examples for contributed to eradicating from inspiring English sources

They could have contributed to eradicating hunger and poverty.

It is estimated that America recouped the $21m it contributed to eradicating smallpox in the ten years to 1978 in just 26 days, simply by dispensing with the need for further jabs.

Some tweaks were proposed in the fundamental understanding of memristor models which contribute to eradicating some of the long-standing issues which has plagued the memristor models.

Further studies are required to determine the antigenic specificity of CD8+ T cells that proliferate during the early phase of the infection and to determine whether they contribute to eradicate cells supporting permissive and/or non permissive AlHV-1 infection.

This result might contribute to eradicate the prejudice that integrative approaches in day to day health care are related to a higher burden of workload for the halth care givers.

It cannot be excluded that the interactions with these cells, even though at concentrations higher than those cytotoxic on tumour cells, may alter the capacity of macrophages to appropriately respond during the inflammation processes or to actively contribute to eradicate tumour cells.

In this case, we focus on and describe intermittent P. aeruginosa colonisation of the oropharyngeal region of a paediatric patient and, supporting the rationale of the Danish group, the role of the paranasal sinuses specifically as reservoirs that contributed to our failure to eradicate the pathogen despite successive antimicrobial administration.

By Jerome Groopman September 2, 2017 While spraying to eradicate mosquito-breeding sites may have contributed to Zika's demise, it likely wasn't sufficient to account for the precipitous decline in cases this year.

Photodynamic therapy (PDT) had been shown effective in the treatment of intimal hyperplasia, which contributes to restenosis, by eradicating cells in the vessel wall.

The delays have contributed to the skepticism among some experts that polio can ever be eradicated.

"I hope we can all eradicate in next decade this completely useless phrase that I think has contributed to lots of people dying".