Sentence examples for possibility of elimination from inspiring English sources
The Dalai Lama said when he was awarded the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize "they are facing the real possibility of elimination as a people and a nation".
He felt urgency, if only to remove all possibility of elimination pressure being put on the shoulders of his hard-throwing head-hunter and bat-hurler.
With his team trailing by 3-1 in the series and stunned at the possibility of elimination Tuesday, Butler turned in the best playoff game of his career — 35 points, 11 rebounds and 3 steals — to lead Dallas in a 103-81 rout.
The following diagnostic values are used to define incorrect operation, the possibility and location of damages, and the possibility of elimination of these damages: different signals, condition parameters, and other indirect signs.
Further, EV-associated FAS-L purified from patient ascites triggers FAS-induced apoptosis in a T cell line, highlighting the possibility of elimination of FAS-bearing immune cells including T cells by vesicle-delivered FAS-L, a process that allows immune evasion to support cancer cell survival (Abrahams et al., 2003).
These results suggest the possibility of elimination of HCV through a specific induction of type I IFN by the expression of IRF7m in HCV-infected cells.
Conclusion: Careful consideration of the possibility of the elimination of the requirement of retroperitoneal lymphadenectomy is needed in cases with no risk factors for lymph node metastasis.
It is time to raise global awareness to the possibility of schistosomiasis elimination and to support endemic countries in their quest to determine the most appropriate approaches to eliminate this persistent and debilitating disease.
The possibility of global elimination of measles has been debated in medical literature since the introduction of the vaccine in the 1960s.
The extensive assessment here of the profound country-wide decline of malaria in The Gambia allows informed discussions on the possibility of future elimination.
The possibility of rapid elimination of DNA during allopolyploidization was previously demonstrated in cereals e.g. in the Triticeae [76], [77], [78].
