Sentence examples for future eradication from inspiring English sources

Inspection and quarantine procedures have eradicated reinfestations successfully within the US, but increasing acaricide resistance in Mexican B. microplus populations poses a threat to future eradication efforts.

That could complicate major global challenges that rely on Russia's influence including Syria's future, eradication of Islamic State terrorism and stabilizing Libya.

A safe and effective malaria vaccine to be used in malaria-endemic areas, particularly during early stages of life, could greatly contribute to reducing the enormous burden of malaria, and perhaps contribute to future eradication efforts.

In the near future, eradication of H. pylori will come to a completely new stage.

And he helped steer us into an era of control (and future eradication) of such vaccine-preventable diseases as measles and poliomyelitis.

Future eradication programs will need to take into account all epidemiologic, biological, and pharmacologic factors, along with the practical considerations of a mass campain to deliver and administer drugs in isolated and underresourced communities.

The results from our analysis verified the utility of bait availability studies to future rodent eradication campaigns and confirmed the influence of two environmental factors that can affect bait availability over time: precipitation prior to the study and the abundance of land crabs at the study site.

For future malaria eradication strategies, new, safer radical curative compounds that efficiently kill dormant liver stages (hypnozoites) will be essential.

The club, which is named after its home district in Queensland, Australia, is instead relying on the hope that the ISIS terrorist group will be eradicated in the near future -- an eradication that would supposedly render a team name-change unnecessary.

The marker vaccine of E2 protein with companion discriminatory test to detect antibodies against Erns allows DIVA and is a promising strategy for future control and eradication of CSF.

MB-based combination therapy thus has the potential to reduce transmission of P. falciparum malaria in endemic regions, which has important implications for future elimination and eradication strategies.