Sentence examples for reduced plague from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, overexpression of miR-145 in VSMCs reduced plague size in aortic sinuses, ascending aortas, and brachiocephalic arteries in ApoE-knockout mice [ 59]; this further confirms the atheroprotective role of miR-145.

CDC and Uganda's Viral Research Institute have partnered for many years to reduce plague in that country.

A homegrown way to rid rats of fleas using a tube and a wick also has promise to reduce plague.

The lower seroprevalence at site 2 in the third year of the study suggests that treatment of half of this site for fleas in autumn of the second year was successful in reducing plague transmission.

If this procedure indeed combats food-stamp fraud, why not apply it to mass-transit riders and that way reduce the plague of fare-beating?

Using a pro football analogy, it's past time for the President to rethink his economic game plan, change some of his key players if need be, and call some audibles, lots and lots of audibles, until he finds most of those missing jobs and greatly reduces the plague of persistent income inequality.

Modern drugs and determination have radically reduced that ancient plague.

Widespread epidemics of cholera and plague reduced populations of humans in some areas of the world by more than one-third.

The mid-14th-century plague reduced the peninsula's population considerably, and a long period of population growth ended at the beginning of the 17th century.

Although urbanization has traditionally been associated with a higher quality of life for urban as opposed to rural dwellers, a number of ills such as concentrated urban poverty, environmental inequity, and reduced economic opportunity plague new cities in the developing world as well as old postindustrial city centres.

Plagues reduced the population to only hundreds in the 1630s.