This would also mean that the HPV vaccine might succeed in attaining its full potential of eradicating up to 70% of cervical cancer only if it offers protection from a persistent HPV infection for many decades that is, also after age 50.
Yet this year's Clarke award shortlist was almost universally praised, while, in contrast, the Hugo nominations were met with derision and incredulity (for example, so-called "rabid puppy" Vox Day, who has called women's rights "a disease to be eradicated", is up for two awards).
Although the bacteria can be eradicated in up to 90% of patients, side effects, poor compliance and resistance to the antibiotics used are common causes of treatment failure [ 3, 4].
Likewise, questions about whether cancer can be eradicated eventually run up against hard reality.
Let the market regulate itself and let former big players in the mortgage security business be swallowed up or eradicated from the economy.
In none of the patients, the Pseudomonas spp. was eradicated from the follow-up cultures.
It starts with Thorpe explaining how, following a break up with a boyfriend, he comes to hate the way he talks and decides to see if he can eradicate all the up notes, longer vowels, and overenunciated consonants that mark out his voice as gay sounding.
Scientists worry that rising demand may end up eradicating an animal that grows slowly and needs 15 years or more to reach sexual maturity — an unusually long time for a cephalopod.
Whether to describe waterfront areas with mangroves as mangrove forests, with a strong implication of the need for forest conservation, or as mangrove swamps, with a strong implication of the need to eradicate and clean up such areas, can influence public opinion.
Whenever violence is perpetrated against those who are poor (and disproportionately African American) "that heartless leviathan we call history" swallows these events up, eradicating them "from the national memory".
