Too stringent demands in eradication programs may eradicate the best breeders and excellent breed representatives – instead of the disease!
She said that climate change may eradicate the mission of the World Bank, because of its disproportionate impact on poorer communities worldwide.
Lastly, salvage chemotherapy followed by autologous HSCT may not be the optimal treatment strategy in high-risk transformed FL as it may eradicate the high grade component of the lymphoma, but the low grade component often recurs.
Conventional cancer treatments may eradicate the tumour bulk but spare these cells, which may explain why an initial tumour regression does not necessarily translate to an improved patient survival in many clinical trials for advanced cancers (Wicha et al, 2006).
Combination therapy with pegylated interferon and ribavirin (Peg-IFN/RBV), given for 24 to 72 weeks, may eradicate the infection and stop progression of liver damage [ 2- 4], but many patients do not achieve sustained virologic response (SVR).
This approach may eradicate micrometastases, facilitate the planning of radiotherapy, and improve local disease control by reducing the tumor volume prior to RT [ 12].
Although changing the LED facade of a building may not eradicate this huge problem, it is an act that calls direct attention to an issue through more than one avenue (digital, physical; online, in real life).
We hypothesize that BCG-induced inflammation may eradicate bacterial infection.
Thus, combination regimens with these reagents may eradicate viruses harboring A92K or P32del.
Taken together with our susceptibility analysis, treatment with SOF, RBV, or GZR may eradicate viruses harboring P32del or A92K.
