Sentence examples for extirpation through from inspiring English sources

In "The Birth of Tragedy," published in 1872, he questioned the foundations of Western rationalism as exemplified by Socrates and the plays of Euripides, espousing a new kind of morality, one based on the mastery of the passions, not their extirpation through religion.

Therefore, our study shows that forest loss could enhance vulnerability to extirpation through constraints placed on reproduction.

Populations in fragmented ecosystems risk extirpation through natural disasters, which must be endured rather than avoided.

Predictable results have been obtained with using a combination of 100% cadaver bone, bone marrow aspirate concentrate (BMAC), and recombinant human bone morphogenic protein in immediate reconstruction for benign tumor extirpations through the extraoral approach.

TIF was isolated from the fresh tissue (tissue weight mean = 0.32 ± 0.02 g, range 0.13 0.53 g) approximately 60 min after extirpation by centrifugation through a mesh-filter at 106  g for 10 min [23], [24] and stored at − 80 °C until further processing.

Cure of osteosarcoma in a proportion of patients was consistently reported first in the 1970s, achieved through the combination of surgical extirpation of the primary tumour with multi-drug chemotherapy.

Deafening was achieved by bilateral cochlear extirpation, which was carried out by accessing the cochlea through the posterio-lateral cranium.

Based on the ecology of riparian versus upland, we also expect harvesting to exert a stronger control with increasing distance from the stream channel through the colonization of early successional species and extirpation of extant species.

For some species, connecting networks of reserves through migratory corridors hedges against the risk of extirpation associated with isolated populations.

There are three possible fates for forest tree populations in a rapidly changing environment: persistence through migration to track ecological niches spatially; persistence through adaptation to new conditions in current locations; and extirpation.

I translated this piece called "The surgery of psychic extirpation".