Sentence examples for cure given from inspiring English sources

The drug was part of a cold cure given to her by her team doctor.

Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Barclays Capital in Tokyo, said the corporate tax cuts advocated as a way of keeping businesses in Japan were needed, but they were not a magical cure, given the stiff competition from the low tax rates in some other Asian economies.

Infection induced by inoculating 10,000 FVO strain parasitized RBC led to a rapidly rising virulent parasitemia profile in all 4 control monkeys with anti-malarial drug cure given between day 11 and 13 (Figure 4).

Each tumour has a size (the fatal diameter, which differs between tumours) at which diagnosis and treatment will no longer result in cure given available treatment options.

Most hams receive a mild cure, giving a mild flavour, and require continuous refrigeration; country hams, not requiring refrigeration after processing, are produced on farms and in some plants having a specialty trade.

The diabetes cure gives me the strength to say no thank you to food".

The idea is to take part in this challenge, donate to find a cure, give aid to those who can't fathom doing such a simple task and raise awareness that once PD is cured, so many other related diseases will be next.

However, if there was more scientific interest in when the illness may recur rather than in the eventual cure, giving priority to uncured survivals over cured incidence could be appropriate.

It is the main cause of lower urinary tract symptoms, such as frequency and poor flow, with a prevalence of about 30% in men aged over 60, amounting to 1.8 million in the United Kingdom. 1 Treatments for urinary symptoms presumed to be caused by benign prostatic enlargement control symptoms rather than lead to a cure, giving a long term risk of disease progression despite an initial response.

CSKA had claimed the two defenders were the victims of an error by the club's medical staff, who failed to register cold cures given to the players while on international duty.

To be consistent with the definition of CUREs given above, an assessment instrument must both touch on all five dimensions and elicit responses that capture other important aspects of CURE instruction that may be missing from this description.