In order to reduce, if not eradicate, flight delays, there is a need to investigate the deep cause of such phenomenon.
Our approach is to quantify the daily extent to which a growing neoplasm must be arrested in order to either eradicate it or to delay a potentially lethal cancer.
The fastening poles were delivered five weeks after schedule; a new mounting method was developed which allowed them to be installed in a quarter of the time, in part by using a helicopter, and the whole five-week delay was eradicated.
Spectrum sensing can help eradicate collisions and excessive contention delay experienced by dense node deployment.
The results presented in [17 19] have shown that larger intercellular delay may help eradicate the virus, while the activation of CTLs can only help reduce the virus load and increase the healthy (mathrm{CD}4) cells in the long term sense.
Although there is consensus regarding the importance of attempting to eradicate initial Pa acquisition and delay chronic airway infection, there are limited data regarding the clinical impact of successful eradication, and comparison studies are limited as placebo-controlled studies are considered unethical [ 13, 14].
Elimination is defined as a reduction to one case per 10,000 people, whereas eradication implies the complete absence of the disease.A big obstacle to eradicating leprosy is the long delay between its onset and detection.
The UAE's foreign minister described the militant group as part of an "epidemic" that "must be eradicated by civilized societies without delay," while Saudi Arabia, which is also a coalition member, said it and other extremist organizations sought to distort "the values of Islam".
Indeed, it has acquired the status of a disease, one that perhaps we will never eradicate but that can be indefinitely delayed; or managed, its indignity evaded by an offshore arrangement in Switzerland.
There is no definite evidence that a delayed reconstruction can completely eradicate deep infection.
