Sentence examples for cure based on from inspiring English sources

But consider another meaning of cure, based on the Latin word, cura, which originally means not a cure or remedy for an illness but care or concern.

After wasting its first term of office, Labour used its second to develop a cure based on competition and choice for the NHS.

You would not be pleased to see her digging into a huge amount of clinical data while she makes a diagnosis and searches for a solution for your problem, neither would you expect her to propose a cure based on your case alone.

Documentation of cure based on conventional smear microscopy was a poor predictor of long term outcomes.

Documentation of cure based on conventional smear microscopy at the end of treatment was a poor predictor of long-term outcome.

The cost-effectiveness acceptability cure based on 5000 samples of cost-effectiveness ratio is presented in Figure 2B.

The resulting cultures were washed twice with fresh GS-2 medium, and then plated on solid GS-2 medium supplemented with FOA for plasmid curing based on the reported pyrF-based screening system [ 11].

The traditional curing method of concrete members in China is through manual water curing based on the experience of engineers and at an arbitrary time.

The properties and durability of AASC improved with an increase dosage of Na2O and AASC cured at relative humidity of 80% RH and temperature of 60 °C has the superior performance, followed the AASC by air curing and saturated limewater curing based on the presented observations and results.

Doctors made up cures based on individual experience, inflicting horrors on patients -- lobotomy, anyone?

It is a shame that in the 21st century we stigmatize homosexuality calling it a 'despicable lifestyle choice' and treat it as if it is a disease to be cured, based on myths in ancient texts, when plenty of scientific evidence suggests that sexual orientation is just another genetic trait.