Furthermore, for every two people who are treated for HIV/AIDS, five more will become infected -- a fact that demonstrates the complexity of eradicating HIV/AIDS and the importance of investing in both prevention and treatment.
Companies should seek to systematically eradicate organizational drag — all the internal complexity that leads to inefficient and ineffective interactions.
Only broad multi-sectoral approaches that bring coherence and coordination between policies to boost agriculture, foster rural development and eradicate poverty can deal with this complexity.
It had become evident that pure oncolysis was unlikely to eradicate advanced tumor because of intratumoral complexities such as high pressure, necrotic areas and non-tumoral (stromal) areas within tumors, all of which would compromise intratumoral viral dissemination.
For Bill Gates, the richest man on this planet, reinventing toilets is nothing short of eradicating Polio in terms of scale and complexity of the challenge.
Proposing to eradicate slavery by 2020 ignores the enormous complexities presented by one of humanity's most persistent challenges.
Introduction of domesticated herbivores into mountain "wilderness" often is accompanied by ecosystem modifications either by herding one's flock and fencing off carnivores or by eradicating the same carnivores and thereby reducing the complexity of the ecosystem.
Putinism 2.0 has brought us full-circle to Anti-Western Rhetoric 101, but this time with more complexity and nuance in its approach to eradicating the "other" and protecting a government-approved definition of Russianness.
By focusing on a single task, a program can eradicate much irrelevant code that often results in excess overhead, redundant complexity, and a lack of flexibility.
"Currently there is a greater complexity of the urban environment that makes it difficult to eradicate the Aedes aegypti mosquito again," said Rafael Freitas, entomologist at the Oswaldo Cruz Institute, Brazil's leading research institute based in Rio de Janeiro.
