Sentence examples for curative agents from inspiring English sources

The properties of these polymers are similar to those of IIR, but they can be cured more rapidly and with different and smaller amounts of curative agents.

The hospital advertised itself as "an institution employing all rational methods in the treatment of nervous habit, and mental cases: especially emphasizing the natural curative agents -- rest, climate, water, diet, work, and play".

Delivery of curative agents to the place of action for lung diseases may permit for effective treatment of chronic lung infections, lung cancers, tuberculosis, and other respiratory pathologies [91].

The traditional medicine has been a vibrant, innovation-driven highly successful component of global industry and confluence of spectacular advances in chemistry, molecular biology, genomics and the cognate fields of spectroscopy, chromatography and crystallography led to the new findings and development of numerous novel curative agents for the treatment of a wide spectrum of ailments [ 1].

With the appropriate design of experiments as well as careful selection of experimental models, rodent models allow the identification of basic processes in breast cancer development, but also the means to test the roles of specific pathways as well as potential preventive and curative agents.

This prohibition of the therapeutic plant cannabis has denied a palliative and potentially curative healing agent to millions of people around the globe, and simultaneously criminalized and alienated countless people who choose to employ it for whatever reason.

First isolated in 1928, vitamin C was identified as the curative agent for scurvy in 1932.

"I would refrain from continued tampering and interference with the details of state election law," the dissenters said, adding, "If details are deserving of cure, the state's Legislature, not this court, ought to be the curative agent".

The homeopathic practitioner creates his healing potions by starting with a minute quantity of the curative agent (some natural herb, mineral or whatever), diluting it in water by one part in 10, shaking the flask and then repeating the process again and again.

Fig. 4 Measured a Youngs modulus and b tear strength as a function of mixing ratio of the curative agent.

This species is used in traditional medicine, the leaves are used as curative agent of urinary tract infections and vermifuge [3], Mikirs of Assam used the leaves extracts to kill intestinal worms [13].