If there was no difference in antibiotic shift into tissue between the neck and mediastinal abscesses, L. plantarum would also be eradicated, along with the other organisms isolated, by meropenem.
Although the presence or levels of autoantibodies represent a surrogate for successful interventions, none of the above immune interventions but ASCT [ 5] have been shown to completely eradicate autoantibodies along with clinical remission status.
They cite centrally prescribed lesson plans and formatted classes, curriculum and content as so restrictive that the excitement of learning and following threads is eradicated - along with the teacher's authority and sense of value.
Urrea's forces eradicated opposition along the Texas Gulf Coast, and Bradburn was left to command the small port at Copano, just north of the Nueces River.
In 1954, the United States Department of Agriculture and the Illinois Department of Agriculture began a program to eradicate the Japanese beetle along the line of its advance into Illinois, holding out the hope — indeed, the assurance — that intensive spraying would destroy the invading beetle population.
A classic example in plant pathogen interactions was the campaign to eradicate barberry (Berberis vulgaris) growing along wheat field margins in the United States (Roelfs 1982; Kolmer et al. 2007).
When errant cicadas emerge in the wrong year, they are quickly eradicated by birds — along with their errant genes.
Even the word itself, 'asparagus,' sounds as decadent as 'pineapple' and 'quail' from a Mayakovsky poem, the two truly unsocialist foods eradicated in 1917 along with the czar".
In Switzerland, the World Wide Fund for Nature, known in North America as the World Wildlife Fund, said that 19 species of protected fish lived in the Tisza and that "this spill has, in practical terms, eradicated all life" along a stretch of up to 250 miles.
Global economic growth is under threat, along with years of work to eradicate poverty.
