According to the findings of this study, rinderpest was the most important disease before 1984, based on its impacts, but it was none of the major diseases after 1985 as it was controlled and later eradicated and declared by OIE in 2010 OIE 20111).
He worked boldly, first to keep the Union together but later to eradicate the sin of slavery that enslaved it.
Both acute and chronic schistosomiasis can be treated with praziquantel (20 30 mg/kg orally in two doses within 12 hours) and then praziquantel is repeated several weeks later to eradicate the adult flukes [ 166].
Nevertheless, as iPET is acquired after 2 cycles of chemotherapy while that particular PET result is compared to the result after the entire treatment, the possibility of a "true-positive iPET signal" (generated by at that time still viable lymphoma tissue that was only later successfully eradicated by subsequent treatment) cannot be safely excluded.
A London summit – hosted by William Hague, then foreign secretary, and the film star Angelina Jolie, who is a UN special envoy for refugees – would later pledge to eradicate sexual violence in war zones, with its lead focus on eastern Congo.
The Spanish and Portuguese tribunals were departments of state intended initially to detect crypto-Judaism among Jewish converts to Christianity and their descendants and later to detect and eradicate Protestant Christianity.
Owing to the continuous recrystallization of rocks that occurs during progressive metamorphism, much of the early record of metamorphic changes within a sample is eradicated by later events.
Twenty years later, smallpox was successfully eradicated.
Later, the parasite was eradicated from the reindeer-dog cycle, and endemic human cases have not been diagnosed for several decades.
That clumsy wording was eradicated in all later drafts, including the one submitted for publication.
