Sentence examples for practically total eradication of from inspiring English sources

The neuronal storage led to laminar neuronal depopulation in the cerebral cortex and to a practically total eradication of the cerebellar cortical neurons.

They will argue that the long-term goal should be the total eradication of prostitution.

Why should we expect total eradication of cancer and other afflictions associated with increased longevity?

There was a total eradication of the notion of VIP, with perhaps the exception of whether you ended up with a room that had window or not.

The Soviet Union's stated policy for 70 years was the total eradication of American capitalism and democracy — backed up during the cold war with actual nuclear weapons.

Ardern said total eradication of the disease was possible as it was not yet widespread and had presented in only one strain.

It's a sad truth that there will probably never be a total eradication of child sexual abuse.

Background: The persistence of proviral human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) DNA reservoir represents one of the major drawbacks to the total eradication of HIV-1.

More interestingly, a total eradication of gray mold was obtained on tomato fruits infected by Botrytis cinerea and treated by M3-7, compared to those treated by BLB371.

Even a total eradication of badgers will not end bTB (bovine tuberculosis), for one simple reason: almost every other animal in the British countryside is a vector of the disease.

In addition, says Hendrichs, total eradication of tsetse is not actually needed as only six or seven of the 32 known species and subspecies attack livestock, and aerial spraying of insecticides can eradicate populations in areas of sparse vegetation.