Sentence examples for to potentially eradicate from inspiring English sources
"We are now in a position to potentially eradicate hepatitis C," Sofia, based in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, says in a Lasker Foundation interview.
Wildlife managers would be better equipped to manage and potentially eradicate the disease with these tools.
The case has pitted the protection and rights of primates against a prominent researcher who says that night monkeys are indispensible to his efforts to develop a malaria vaccine that could potentially eradicate a global scourge that in 2012 affected 207 million victims and killed an estimated 627,000 people.
When the wearer talks about their cat, for instance, an image of their cat will appear instantaneously on the button, allowing the viewing to have additional visual communication, and potentially, eradicate any language barrier.
Additional studies are needed to explore the clinical value of our study for using MitoVES as an agent that can potentially eradicate cancer stem-like cells alone or in combination with other anti-cancer drugs.
A malaria vaccine could potentially eradicate a global scourge that kills an estimated 627,000 people annually.
This could potentially eradicate disseminated deposits of prostate cancer for which current treatment options are limited following the onset of castrate resistance.
An investment of just a few dollars per capita in health measures can potentially eradicate preventable maternal and infant mortality in many developing countries.
The conclusion reached is that by reducing the fitness of malignant cells (their payoff) compared with the fitness of normal cells, one can potentially eradicate the cancer cell by natural selection.
With the recent approval of potent and well-tolerated oral direct acting antivirals (DAAs) against HCV and the prospect of interferon-free treatment for all HCV genotypes, new HCV therapy could potentially eradicate the virus in nearly all treated patients and sharply reduce HCV related mortality [ 26].
The intriguing studies point to new avenues for potentially eradicating the virus from infected people.
