Sentence examples for eradicated whether from inspiring English sources

OK, apologies for the Simon Pegg, Hot Fuzz-style melodrama, but this, some people might have you believe, is where rewilding ends up: that process of bringing back species that humans have previously eradicated, whether by accident or design.

The targets are usually government buildings, ministerial convoys, the AU's base, businessmen, clerics and Somalis known to oppose the Shabab.Mr Aweys describes the AU peacekeepers as "bacteria" that must be eradicated; whether such xenophobic rhetoric will inspire more Somalis to join the jihadists is unclear.

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.

Figure 4 shows the typical pattern of the H. pylori antibody titer in subjects from whom H. pylori has been eradicated, irrespective of whether elimination resulted from treatment with conventional triple therapy or by "unexpected" eradication.

Ring vaccination was the key to wiping out the smallpox virus, which was declared eradicated in 1979, but whether the ring technique — provided there was a good vaccine — would work against Ebola nobody can say.

Dr Michael Brady, the medical director of the Terrence Higgins Trust, said: "It is too early to know whether HIV has been eradicated from these men's bodies or whether it might return.

Therefore, present study was planned to see whether, H. pylori is really eradicated by using nested PCR protocol and if not, whether the persistent strains are the same or different.

Likewise, questions about whether cancer can be eradicated eventually run up against hard reality.

However, mutations may become undetectable after changing therapy, and it is unknown whether they have been eradicated.

24 25 We also showed that MRSA can be eradicated from leg ulcers irrespective of whether larval therapy is used.

It's unclear whether Lyme can be fully eradicated or simply lies dormant, waiting to be re-activated like a terrorist sleeper cell.