The difficulties faced by people with dementia will not be eradicated, but time spent with friends can ease the challenges they have to face.
Reply 2: The human need for co-mingling with likeminded members of the species is a throwback to tribal mentality and a weakness that will be eradicated in time.
Consider what might happen if the "millennium bug", that tendency for many of the world's computers to mistake the year 2000 for 1900, is not eradicated in time.
This protocol assesses whether intrahepatic expression of oncogenic Nras G12V induces cellular senescence, and if such pre-malignant senescent hepatocytes are eventually eradicated over time, as is depicted in Figures 2I, 3B, 3C, and 3E.
As early as 1984, focusing on the question under which circumstances renal replacement therapy should be initiated or not, questionnaires showed significant differences in the attitudes of nephrologists and non- nephrologists towards referral[ 19] in the United Kingdom, and this difference in behavior has decreased, but not been eradicated over time[ 20].
The young, by contrast, are burdened with ballooning costs of university tuition, exorbitant house prices, pathetically underfunded internship programs, and a job market that is continually eradicating full-time work.
If European politicians and consumers want to eradicate poverty every time they drink a cup of coffee they should send €0.10 a cup as compensation to the people living in coffee-producing regions.
The authorities might have a hard time eradicating the word completely.
In the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the federal government announced plans to have 40 million additional doses stockpiled by the summer of 2002, so that this disease, should it ever reappear, can be eradicated a second time.
The most revealing thing to emerge from this busy whir, however, is an aging newsman's strangely nave, but also poignant, bewilderment at how swiftly time eradicates the importance of today's events and those who report on them.
