Sentence examples for without extirpation from inspiring English sources

"I don't know that equilibrium with a mongoose would be possible without extirpation of many native birds," she said.

These results suggest that restoration treatments designed primarily to reduce fire hazard and promote sustainable conditions in these fire-adapted ecosystems can also increase community heterogeneity and facilitate colonization by new understory species without significant local extirpation of extant species.

Two months after LASH this patient underwent a laparoscopic cervical stump extirpation without intra-operative signs of metastasis.

Note that these losses pertain to losses of harvested biomass, not of all prey organisms, allowing for the possibility that green crab might eliminate harvestable biomass without causing local extirpation (see Discussion).

All the 100 patients had open or microscopic decompressive surgery with (N = 19) or without (N = 81) arthrodesis or with extirpation of disc herniation (N = 7).

Even if one were to concede that it is a simple matter to recommend surgical extirpation of the primary tumor without the expense and effort of a randomized trial, axillary and radiation therapy pose economic and personal burdens that cannot be justified based on the available data.

Manifold studies revealed that primary tumor removal might lead to sudden acceleration of metastatic process by releasing the growth factor into the blood [16], which indicated that surgical extirpation is not just a local phenomenon without any other biological consequences.

The extirpated human ovarian tumor samples (weight range 0.3 5 grams) used in the present study were from the tumor surface in an area without any apparent necrosis or inflammation, and the tumor fluid was isolated immediately after extirpation by centrifugation for 10 minutes.

I translated this piece called "The surgery of psychic extirpation".

Extirpation of those breeding populations is probably inevitable".

Tourists demand extermination and extirpation of animals and plants which bother them.