Sentence examples similar to cure date from inspiring English sources
"The water cure dates back to the Spanish Inquisition and was used by the Imperial Japanese Army against US and allied prisoners of war during World War II," Eisenberg wrote in an op-ed published in the Hill.
95 days before her scheduled cure-date, Lena Haloway meets Alex, and a romance blossoms, throwing everything Lena believed about her tightly-controlled world and its government into chaos.
Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a neurodegenerative disorder showing a broad clinical spectrum and no cure to date.
Our current knowledge on OA as a severe human disorder for which there is no reliable cure to date has greatly increased from a basic point of view due to the availability of a variety of clinically relevant animal models, involving various, fine mechanisms that involve all the tissues in the joint.
FMT treatment of this 1988 ulcerative colitis patient at the Centre for Digestive Diseases (CDD) resulted in durable clinical and histological cure to date of the patient's previously active disease.
Third, there may be improbable or impossible combinations of items (e.g., comatose but rated as engaging in group activities; elimination of chronic diseases for which there is no known cure; readmission dates that fall before admission dates).
Historical accounts of surgical tissue grafting as part of the cure of patients date back to the early Hindu surgeons who, about the beginning of the 6th century bc, developed techniques for reconstructing noses from skin flaps taken from the patient's arm.
While no cure exists to date, glucocorticoids (GCs) are commonly prescribed to control asthma symptoms [ 5, 6].
45 There is no cure for ALS to date.
To date, no cure has been found for MS yet.
