Compared with actual 5-year survival rates for metastatic sarcoma (20%) [9], the effects of Coley's toxin were promising and demonstrated that our immune system could effectively eradicate tumors with a low rate of adverse effects in a subset of patients.
E. hirta extract effectively eradicated the established biofilm of P. aeruginosa, with minimum biofilm eradication concentration (MBEC) value of 0.5 mg/ml.
The combination of very effective anthelmintic treatment (ivermectin) and turning out lambed ewes onto helminthologically clean pasture, effectively eradicated H. contortus from this experimental treatment flock – at least in this year of study.
But his past, our past, whatever contributions we had made to Ottoman society, had been effectively eradicated.
"Prosecutions, travel bans and asset freezes against human rights defenders, in addition to repressive new legislation, threaten to effectively eradicate independent civil society.
"Given the widespread nature of this problem, only with a government response will it be effectively eradicated," said Matthew Wells, author of the report.
On the Huffington Post last week, Brynn Tannehill argued that anti-trans bathroom bills aren't just the indiscriminate flailing of frightened bigots – they are part of a coordinated effort by rightwing groups to, effectively, eradicate trans people altogether.
The commissioner, Dr. Thomas Farley, said Wednesday that he believed that the effort would reduce transmission of H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, to the point that it could effectively eradicate new H.I.V. infections in New York City in his lifetime.
That small tax bill can be effectively eradicated by each mini company claiming a £3,000 government subsidy called the employment allowance, which can only be claimed once by a company and was designed to help very small businesses create more jobs or increase wages.
