Sentence examples for subsequently eradicated from inspiring English sources

Glaciations would have subsequently eradicated most of the E. quimperiana populations, except in the Iberian refugia and in a northern refuge zone.

Subsequently, feral goats were eradicated from Pinta Island in 1999 (Campbell et al. 2004).

The resulting offspring were subsequently held in an enclosure on the island, then released into the wild in 2006 after rats were eradicated there.

Experiences from the field suggest that feed-associated serotypes might be less transmittable and subsequently easier to eradicate from pig herds than other serotypes more commonly associated to pigs.

Twenty years later, smallpox was successfully eradicated.

Subsequently, in these three patients, the infection was eradicated and the nonunion was healed, resulting in good function and a good radiographic outcome.

By sequencing the primary tumor and relapse genomes from AML patients, they observed that while some tumor subclones are indeed eradicated by therapy, others accumulate new mutations and subsequently expand during cancer recurrence.

Subsequently, the Ministry of Family Affairs produced and adopted Action Plan 2000 2005, according to which FGM is to be eradicated in Senegal by 2015.

As initially shown by the MDACC group and subsequently confirmed by the German CLL group, the FCR schedule enabled a high CR rate to be achieved, with MRD being eradicated in a high percentage of patients.

"We've eradicated malaria.

Prostitution cannot be eradicated.