Sentence examples for target for eradication from inspiring English sources

Today, a species's immigration status often makes it a target for eradication, no matter its effect on the environment.

As prevalent as trachoma remains, the W.H.O. has made the blinding late stage of the disease a target for eradication within a generation because, in theory at least, everything needed to vanquish it is available.

As well as being an artist and an intellect, Sisamuth was a friend of the recently deposed royal family, making him a prime target for eradication by the Khmer Rouge.

Concluding remarks focus on perspectives to consider biofilm lifestyle as a target for eradication of resistant infections caused by P. aeruginosa.

Although Fbxw7 appears to be a promising target for eradication of certain types of leukaemia, the application of recent findings to the clinic warrants careful consideration.

The pale grass blue butterfly is the most common butterfly in Japan, and its host plant is a weed that is often a target for eradication in gardening and agriculture.

Yaws, a neglected tropical disease, is targeted for eradication by 2020 through large-scale mass-treatment programs of endemic communities.

Further molecular and immunologic studies should be undertaken if this disease is to be targeted for eradication.

Yaws, a non-venereal treponemal disease, is targeted for eradication by 2020 but accurate epidemiological data to guide control programs remain sparse.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has listed certain parasite infections as targets for eradication by the year 2020 (ITFDE 2008; Boatin et al. 2012; Keenan et al. 2013).

Yaws, a disease once again targeted for eradication after the 1950s 1960s WHO–United Nations Children's Fund sponsored campaign, is now being reported in at least 12 countries in tropical areas of Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific.