Sentence examples for rather than eradication from inspiring English sources
Knowledge based upon preventive measures was found to be predominantly focused towards prevention of mosquito bites (78.3%) rather than eradication of mosquito population (17.3%).
By analogy, M. tuberculosis secretion of SodA, an enzyme that inactivates superoxide, may induce a similar albeit localized deficiency of superoxide that inhibits the development of adaptive immunity, resulting in chronic infection rather than eradication of the pathogen.
In some cases, therefore, methods are now focused on control and use rather than eradication.
In case of tumor progression, the immune response is thought to contribute to tumor development rather than eradication [ 18].
Moreover, interventions should be aimed at the incremental reduction of disease rather than eradication (Koren and Crawford-Brown 2004).
Rather than urging eradication, universities should commit to accepting only early-decision applicants whom they would surely admit under the traditional deadlines.
The Syrian civil war has led to a surge in cannabis production in Lebanon as the country's army is forced to focus on security rather than drug eradication.
Despite the unusual presentation of our case in that both the joint and the small tubular bone of the thumb are nearly totally destructed with the picture of spina ventosa that peculiar to children rather than adults, eradication of infection can be performed by surgical debridement and antituberculous medications.
Bolivia, Colombia, and Peru dominate the production of illicit coca and processed cocaine, although Bolivia has seen a constant decrease in cultivation said to have been achieved through smart negotiations with growers rather than forced eradication.
Because of the great difficulty in detecting and removing them, however, control methods will likely focus on preserving native species populations rather than the eradication of established C. mutica.
This is then a fertile time to think about using symptoms control rather than 'bacterial eradication' as an approach.
