Sentence examples for potential to eradicate from inspiring English sources
So it's unsurprising that money – as a representative of social value – remains enormously important in the web age, despite our rapid uptake of a technology that has the potential to eradicate the scarcity that defines the rates of exchange.
Charles Changa, a Ugandan plant scientist who is among those heading up the work, said it had the potential to eradicate bacterial wilt and could be used to tackle other plant diseases that also reduce yield, push up prices and contribute to food insecurity.
And it has the potential to eradicate cancer, Parkinson's, herpes, or even do away with disease-bearing mosquitos.
Predicted molecular properties supported our experimental analysis that these compounds have potential to eradicate both visceral and topical leishmaniasis.
Advances in therapy – particularly for the inflammatory diseases – have the potential to eradicate the inflammation and thus prevent joint destruction.
The entrapment of drugs, genes, and proteins inside these novel systems is the basis that works at the bio-molecular level bestows greater potential to eradicate disease causatives.
This means that as the age of household head increases, his/her potential ability to eradicate Prosopis decreases due to limited working capacity.
On the other hand, an advantage is that discrete-time models are easier to analyse than continuous-time ones, and then the effectiveness of a potential treatment to eradicate the disease from the host population can be easier to derive.
This suggests that GRP78 is a major survival factor in residual Bz-surviving cells and a potential target to eradicate these residual cells.
Most importantly, IGFBP7 can sensitize AML cells to chemotherapy, indicating a potential manner to eradicate the bulk or subpopulations of therapy-resistant leukemic cells, thereby improving the outcome of AML.
A multimodal approach, which permits simultaneous photothermal therapy, chemotherapy, and therapeutic RNA interference, has the potential to completely eradicate residual diseased cells.
