Sentence examples for may have eradicated from inspiring English sources

These struggles may have eradicated racism from our conscience, but not from our daily practices".

This difference could be explained by the fact that most stage I II patients received consolidative RT to known sites of lymphoma and RT may have eradicated residual localized chemotherapy-resistant disease.

In these two cases, either PET may have been correctly positive and HD-CTX may have eradicated the vital tumour or PET may have been false positive due to an inflammatory process.

While the military campaign may not have eradicated many northerners' fears or given much advantage to Jonathan, the postponement of elections has enabled more voters to collect their personal voters' cards — over 80percentt of the electorate compared to just over 50percentt in mid-January.

But in the near future, we may well find that by then we have eradicated them, thus seriously compromising our ability to fight off the new invaders.

– last week's exhilarating developments should have eradicated it.

Azithromycin alone would not have eradicated gut flora.

Mr. Rapp's bodily-fluid-drenched gorefest pounds home the idea that while bacteria and viruses may have been eradicated, the disease that is mankind still wreaks havoc.

Smallpox may have been eradicated 35 years ago, but we are still battling many other major global health scourges.

Moreover, potential remaining cancer cells may have been eradicated either by argon beam or coagulation of the cut section or by adjuvant chemotherapy.

"We've eradicated malaria.