Sentence examples for eradicated either from inspiring English sources

In that model, leukaemic stem cells cannot expand indefinitely, but cannot be eradicated either because they are intrinsically insensitive to imatinib.

Moreover, potential remaining cancer cells may have been eradicated either by argon beam or coagulation of the cut section or by adjuvant chemotherapy.

Improving systems doesn't eradicate either human error or bad luck.

For starters, armistice lines do not eradicate either party's territorial claims.

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.

Labour aren't unique here of course, we had the Dangerous Dogs Act and the handgun ban from the Tories, which between them failed to eradicate either dangerous dogs or handguns.

The disease can be controlled by eradicating either host in a given area or by timely application of a fungicide, in spring for junipers and in summer for apples.

The cancerous tissue must be completely eradicated, by either surgery or radiation, to effect a cure.

Oak forests were either completely eradicated and transformed into agricultural landscapes or replaced by second-growth formations.

We propose that the logical consequence of ecological and evolutionary thinking is that undiagnosed, incipient cancers in individuals at risk should be the primary targets of a global health policy, as this is the most likely means for either eradicating malignancies before chemoresistance appears or managing cancer growth when eradication is not possible.

"The United States and Europe can't eradicate these problems, either, but they are even more complicated in China," said Professor Mao, who has studied food and pharmaceutical safety regulation.