Sentence examples for eradicating difficult from inspiring English sources

HBOT is also touted for eradicating difficult to treat soft tissue and bone infections by mechanisms that include killing microorganisms, improving leukocyte and macrophage function, and enhancing the effect of antimicrobials (4).

Ironically, the approach of eradicating so-called difficult students from mainstream education has not resulted in any demonstrable improvements in the public school system's achievement scores since the time that zero tolerance came into vogue.

As eradicating biofilms is difficult, if not impossible, preventing attachment and limiting biofilm formation are crucial tasks alongside correct catheter care in achieving the goal of zero infection - especially with long-term indwelling devices.

By the time it's very well established there's a lot more of it eating away, so the idea of eradicating it becomes extremely difficult".

Now we are left with a more difficult task – eradicating fear".

But our biggest challenge now -- that is in some ways even more difficult -- is eradicating institutional racism and inequality.

These biofilms render the infection both difficult to diagnose and difficult to eradicate (Moojen et al. 2010).

This would mean that BSE in sheep would be as difficult to eradicate as natural scrapie, where all attempts at eradication so far have had limited effects.

It is also "hard to contain and very difficult to eradicate once it's established," he wrote.

Although isolates were susceptible to most antimicrobial compounds tested, CLA infections are difficult to eradicate, as the bacterial agent remains enclosed in caseous abscesses, where the penetration of therapeutic drugs is extremely difficult.

One bugbear, however, is going to be particularly difficult to eradicate.