Sentence examples for eradicated depending on from inspiring English sources

Slavic people living east of the pre-war German border were to be Germanized, enslaved or eradicated, depending on whether they lived in the territories directly annexed into the German state or in the General Government.

However, tumours up to 5 cm can be completely ablated and permanently eradicated depending on their anatomical position and the treatment protocol used.

It is important that we refrain from demonizing Muslims without cause -- not because that would benefit Muslims, but because our ability to eradicate terror depends on it.

This treatment eradicated the virus in about 30%to70%0% of cases depending on the HCV genotype [ 24, 25].

Adam Smith and Thomas Malthus debated whether the emerging market economy would eradicate hunger or depended on it, but both agreed that the market should be left to produce plenty or want without intervention from the state.

We must here remember that the failure to eradicate cancer may depend on a misidentification of the target.

The ability of sodium hypochlorite to completely eradicate either adhered or biofilm-embedded pathogens varied significantly depending on the strain and type of surface used.

Combination therapy with peginterferon and ribavirin has improved treatment response in patients with chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection, but the virus is still only eradicated in 50-80% of the patients receiving treatment [ 1- 3], depending on HCV genotype.

Depending on the strategy used, chemotherapy may have a cytotoxic role by eradicating distant micrometastases, may have a radiosensitising role by improving local control, or it perhaps may have a role in both effects.

Depending on their effectiveness, these alterations may or may not allow the disease to be eradicated before the pathogen evolves resistance.

Where appropriate, these differences may be eradicated for better unity between studies, or indeed used to identify the best approach for a given study depending on the specific conditions.