Sentence examples for curative ability from inspiring English sources

However, scientific investigation of the curative ability of the wild foods is still awaiting further research.

In the curative test, blood samples were taken and smears prepared daily to evaluate the curative ability of the extract.

However, we have good evidence that the cells are not glucose-responsive, so their curative ability must derive from their constitutive insulin secretion.

The high phenolic content in the fractionated water extract might contribute towards the antioxidant activities and curative ability adsorbing and neutralising free radicals.

Since antioxidants are used for the prevention and treatment of free radical-related disorders [ 44] as well as being essential in the prevention of diseases [ 5], the high quantity of phenolic and flavonoid contents of Z. mucronata subsp. mucronata may contribute to its potential antioxidant property and curative ability adsorbing and neutralizing free radicals.

In Tan's December essay, which circulated widely on the social media platform WeChat, Tan cautioned that the curative abilities of Hongmao's tonic's were unclear at best and could actually harm those with diabetes or high blood pressure.

This could probably be due to the rapidly increasing awareness of the potential and curative abilities of alternative medicines, especially from the use of medicinal plants, as well as the inadequate access to WM and physicians and the high cost for Western drugs [12].

"Kathie Lee Gifford's overblown but undercooked singing bio could have used Sister Aimee's curative abilities," the New York Daily News weighed in.

Thus, Sse1 suppresses the curative abilities of Hsp104 similar to Ssa1, although the effect of Sse1 was dramatically greater; this is most evident in the weak strain.

This has probably been motivated by the rapidly increasing awareness of the potential and curative abilities of alternative medicines, especially from the use of medicinal plants, as well as the inadequate access to WM and physicians and the high cost for Western drugs [ 6].

Although hexane extracts of this seed have been shown to have significant antifertility activity in rats [ 21], it is a common belief among muslims and Christians in Lebanon and other countries of the Middle East that this seed possesses curative abilities for a wide range of diseases, including fertility [ 22].