Sentence examples for dramatically eradicated from inspiring English sources

Kurooka and Kaneda demonstrated that the intratumoral administration of HVJ-E dramatically eradicated intradermal cancer [ 86].

We can dramatically eradicate this cancer from another generation of men through education and having our boys vaccinated before they become sexually active or are exposed to HPV-16.

"Policies have been put in place that have eradicated or dramatically altered the issues".

By the 1960s, malaria had been eradicated or dramatically reduced in 37 countries.

Dramatically, Pla-B treatment eradicated the 5′SS signal and substantially reduced downstream exon pausing.

By Tim Ledwith NEW YORK, USA, 9 September 2010 – Meeting at UN headquarters yesterday, the UNICEF Executive Board approved the extension of a global partnership with Rotary International that has helped the world move dramatically closer to eradicating the scourge of polio.

As infectious diseases have been eradicated from the west, and lifespans have lengthened dramatically, more deaths are now being attributed to cancer – which, above all, is a disease of old age.

While the numbers of cases dropped dramatically in December and early January, they have now plateaued and there are fears that the disease may not be totally eradicated.

"We've eradicated malaria.

Prostitution cannot be eradicated.

That power eradicated human freedom.