The phrase "a different curative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing alternative treatments or remedies for a particular condition or illness.
Example: "After trying several medications without success, the doctor suggested exploring a different curative approach."
Alternatives: "an alternative treatment" or "a different remedy".
This is why each spring has different curative properties depending on its mineral contents.
The polyurethanes were based on polytetramethylene ether glycol (PTMEG) and toluene diisocyanate (TDI) and two different curatives, or chain extenders - methylene-bis-orthochloroaniline (MBOCA) and dimethylthiotoluene diamine (Ethacure E300).
The aim of this study was to evaluate the possibility of a different path to achieve curative surgery in patients older than age 70 years and affected by resectable gastric cancer.
While the outcomes are similar, this alternate approach highlights a different avenue for the development of curative therapies.
The results of this study further validate the PI in a different population of patients undergoing potentially curative resection for colon cancer.
We have encountered such cases during the manual audit, when a typical course of curative treatments was terminated and switched to palliation to other body regions with a different fraction size, or a patient died of a heart failure during a course of curative treatments.
This innovative teaching positions MakCHS to have a large and a different impact on the health system in Uganda and internationally than the traditional curative medicine curricula.
The work initially had been published in a different format in 1944 under the name Die Pflanzenheilkunde in der Ärztlichen Praxis ("Plant-Based Curative Science in Medical Practice").
Day-tripper horse carts produce a different impact, coming and going on the same tide, so their passengers have only an hour on the island to eat, drink and enjoy the curative sea air.
The EWB and FWB subscales, FACT-G and FACT-Ga were significantly different between curative and palliative patients with a moderate effect size from 0.56 to 0.74 [ 27], while for the Clinical Stage, only the GCS subscale achieved statistical significance with an effect size of 0.64, and the SWB subscale achieved a borderline significance level of p = 0.079.
