Sentence examples for strict eradication from inspiring English sources

A stratified approach, which combines both tolerance in some areas and strict eradication at valuable sites, provides the best option for achieving a sustainable coexistence of Robinia with people and nature.

"We hope to learn which viruses can cause pandemics and by knowing that we might be able to prevent them by enforcing strict eradication programmes," he told BBC News.

However, the studies demonstrating reduction of colony density and decreases in gastric inflammation (Pacifico et al. 2014) are indicative of the potential for alternative treatments through gut microbiome management as opposed to strict eradication.

Local elders fear that many farmers, especially those impoverished by the government's strict poppy eradication policies, will return to opium cultivation and look to the Taliban or other criminals for protection because the government has not offered them a satisfactory substitute livelihood.

In Europe, most countries (including Spain) have implemented strict national eradication programs based on initial large scale vaccination of pigs with attenuated glycoprotein E (gE -deleted vaccines.

In North America, eradication and strict controls have severely limited the growth of currant and gooseberry bushes in areas containing white pines.

Raccoons, Javan mongooses, and South American coypus are among the 37 types of flora and fauna that will soon face eradication or strict controls in a bid to halt threats to native wildlife and economic losses, estimated at €12bn (£8.8bn) per year by the EU.

The results were read with the strict interpretation used in bovine TB eradication programs.

Test and removal programs are applicable in areas with high prevalence but not for eradication programs, and this should be stricter in surveillance herds of individual livestock [ 19].

Programmes for the control of CBPP involve vaccination, but eradication is based solely on slaughter of affected herds and strict control of animal movements.

That threshold occurred in the first analysis for Group B and in the second one for Group A. Even stricter stopping rules were more recently proposed by Graham (50 patients; eradication rate <90%) [ 48].