Sentence examples for total extirpation from inspiring English sources
The almost total extirpation of the islands' population shortly after the conquest and the subsequent repopulation of the area by black slaves made any carryover of Indian cultural expressions impossible.
Time was, back in his not-so halcyon tabloid years, during his tenure as garcon-du-jour with Aniston, Lopez etc, and as a succession of blockbuster flops tore the bark off his fame, I found myself rooting wholeheartedly for the total extirpation of his career.
Pathologic examination confirmed the diagnosis of benign cardiac fibroma (Fig. 5) and total extirpation.
It's not entirely clear yet how the worms disrupt the ecosystem, but the long-term results could be dramatic, says Hale: "A worst-case scenario is the total extirpation of a whole suite of understory plants, many of which are our most beloved spring flowers, including trilliums and spring beauties".
Tiger bone is a traditional Chinese "medicine" that remains much in demand; with the near total extirpation of wild tigers, lion bone is increasingly used as a substitute.
Detailed dissection of the pelvic and retroperitoneal areas and therapeutic resection were then carried out with the objective of total extirpation of all recurrence.
Detection of recurrent UCs in dialysis patients with initial UTUCs during follow-up is very important if prophylactic total urinary tract extirpation has not been performed [ 27].
To completely eliminate the need to detect recurrence, Wu et al. suggested the performance of total urinary tract extirpation during one-stage surgery in the treatment of dialysis patients with UTUCs.
Extent of surgery was considered to be total thyroidectomy and hemithyroidectomy, including extirpation of residual thyroid tissue in reoperative surgery.
In some cases this had led to extirpation of entire populations [ 9- 12].
Surgery was performed in a total of 58 patients (TME in 47 patients (81%), abdominoperineal extirpation in 9 patients (16%) and other type of surgery in 2 patients (3%)).
