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It also demonstrated that spatial localization of transmission can enable eradication of a disease under a voluntary vaccination policy, which contradicts the conclusions of homogeneously mixing models which normally predict that eradication is impossible under such a policy.

In addition, gene expression profiling has shown that GPC-3 is significantly overexpressed in CD90+ HCC stem cells (Ho et al, 2012), suggesting that targeting GPC-3 may enable eradication of the tumour stem cell compartment.

The parameter estimates for "Worried about blaming oneself for having got scrapie" were presented for each level of the variable "That the detection of scrapie would enable eradication of scrapie from the flock" due to interaction between the variables.

Finally, we demonstrate for the first time a relationship between GPC-3 and SALL-4 expression, which further substantiates that targeting GPC-3 may enable eradication of the HCC tumour stem-cell compartment.

The RRR for "Notifying" the non-recovering listeriosis cases was significantly higher for those who would find it very important that the detection of scrapie would enable eradication of scrapie compared both to those who would "Not report" (RRR = 2.4) and those who would "Re-examine" the animal (RRR = 1.2).

We also show that the social contact structure enables eradication under a broad range of assumptions, except when vaccine risk is sufficiently high, the disease risk is sufficiently low, or individuals vaccinate too late for the vaccine to be effective.

Previous work has demonstrated that social contact structure can change the individual incentive to vaccinate, thus enabling eradication of a disease under a voluntary vaccination policy when the corresponding homogeneous mixing model predicts that eradication is impossible due to free rider effects.

In combination with anti-retroviral therapy (ART), the reactivation strategy might enable the eradication of the virus in patients.

In the hypothetical situation where scrapie was detected in one of the farmer's sheep, the statement "Satisfied that the detection of scrapie would enable the eradication of the disease from the flock" was considered to be very important by 55% of the farmers and important or very important by 81% of them (Table 1).

This was supported by the result that most of the farmers stated that they would consider it important that the detection of scrapie would enable the eradication of the disease from the flock, indicating that the individual farmer takes responsibility for the sheep industry.

The variables "Satisfied that the detection of scrapie would enable the eradication of the disease from the flock" and "Worried about blaming themselves for having got scrapie" significantly modified the effect of each other (in the model), so that the effect of these two variables were antagonistic.