Sentence examples for previously eradicated from inspiring English sources
OK, apologies for the Simon Pegg, Hot Fuzz-style melodrama, but this, some people might have you believe, is where rewilding ends up: that process of bringing back species that humans have previously eradicated, whether by accident or design.
But the immunization campaigns are costly and put an added burden on countries that had previously eradicated polio because they take money from other important health programs, Dr. Heymann said.
The World Health Organization has identified antibiotic resistance as a major health concern [17] and it has been reported that diseases that were previously eradicated (e.g. tuberculosis) may soon pose a severe global risk to human health due to the prevalence of ARGs and resistant pathogens [18].
It has been introduced to New Zealand and reintroduced to some areas of Australia where it had been previously eradicated.
If there were an outbreak of a previously eradicated disease in the United States it would be "all over the news," according to Dr. Michelle Barron in the infectious disease department of the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
Wildlife can also be a source for reemergence of previously eradicated zoonoses.
In recent months, an outbreak of polio in Kano, one of the Nigerian states which suspended immunisation, has spread the disease to seven neighbouring African countries where it had previously been eradicated.
In recent years, CBPP re-emerged from where it had persisted and has spread to areas from which it had previously been eradicated, thus stimulating new, large-scale efforts to contain or possibly eradicate epidemics (http://www.fao.org).
It is a prerequisite that perianal sepsis has been eradicated previously (e.g. excision of abscess with seton drainage of corresponding fistula).
Rodenticide baits have been previously used to eradicate rats on more than 20 other Caribbean islands, conservationists say, without harming native wildlife.
Polio re-emerged in Syria in late 2013, after having been eradicated over a decade previously.
