Sentence examples for were unable to eradicate from inspiring English sources

When the refugees complained, extermination companies were brought in on numerous occasions, but when they were unable to eradicate the bedbugs, families started to break their leases and move out.

New research has shown that most patients admitted to intensive care units for treatment of sepsis had unresolved septic foci postmortem, suggesting that patients were unable to eradicate invading etiologic pathogens and were highly susceptible to nosocomial organisms, or both [ 11].

Traditional surgery and chemo-radiation therapy are unable to eradicate diffuse cancer cells and tumor recurrence is nearly inevitable.

He has grasped his opportunities, but the strain shows; he is unable to eradicate, within himself, the signs of his past struggle.

Two years after committing to remove all traces of natural mica from its products, following a Guardian article about child labour, the company has been unable to eradicate the mineral from its supply chain.

With the transfer of limited powers to a new Iraqi government scheduled to take place in six weeks, U.S. and allied forces have been unable to eradicate threats to Iraq's stability, and no one has predicted a reduction in violence before the June 30 handover.

The Jockey Club, one of horse racing's most influential groups, said it would support federal legislation to put the United States Anti-Doping Agency in charge of bringing law and order to a sport that has been unable to eradicate a pervasive drug culture that has put horses and riders at risk and alienated some fans.

Innate immunity of the respiratory system in normal individuals is sufficient to prevent P. aeruginosa infection, but is unable to eradicate the bacteria in immunodeficient individuals, resulting in recurrent infection or acute dissemination.

Thus, both systemic and topical antibiotics alone are unable to eradicate biofilm infections.

The progression of the lesions may involve an adverse tumor environment, wherein the mucosal immune response may be unable to eradicate malignant cells.

Most importantly, similar to many other chemotherapeutic drugs, the treatment of breast cancer with doxorubicin was unable to eradicate CSCs but instead led to an enrichment of CSCs [ 55, 56].