Sentence examples for cure because the from inspiring English sources
Prevention is better than a cure because the problem doesn't even happen.
It has to be cured immediately because, the more time passes, the more it spreads".
Asier Sáez-Cirión, the lead author of the study, said that the French patients were in a sort of "remission" rather than being cured, because the virus was still present in their bodies, though at low levels.
No special technique was used to cure the CFRP system except for Columns 1 and 2 in which a plastic sheet and a small heater were used to facilitate curing because the temperature in the laboratory was unusually low.
The effect of early detection through screening on survival was included by assuming that a fraction of local regional tumours detected by screening are cured because the tumours are treated earlier.
ISRCTN: ISRCTN70658148 Physical activity has been referred to as a 'miracle cure' because of the potential health benefits that can accrue from being regularly active [ 1].
Despite these therapeutic advances in HL and aggressive NHL that have increased cure rates, the intention of treatment in most cases of advanced stage low-grade NHL is induction of remission of disease rather than cure because of the high rate of relapse after systemic therapy for this disease.
In Ruhlen's case, she learned of a fellowship opportunity with Susan G. Komen for the Cure because her mentor served on the review panel for the foundation.
Impotence, he said, worried him greatly, adding, "The likelihood of a cure because of early detection and the fact the cancer was still within the prostate outweighed fear of side effects".
Therefore, individual treatment at these doses may have failed to cure mice because the stabilization or reduction in tumor cell death at 72 96 hours post-treatment reflected tumor cell repopulation as well as dissipating cytotoxic activity.
Mr Jammeh said he hoped the Taiwanese ambassador would spread news of the "cure" because his country has a large pharmaceuticals industry.
