Sentence examples for cure resources from inspiring English sources

Costs Can Be Mitigated This new model would have a cost in time and money, but we suggest that it may be far less expensive than the staggering amounts of "cure" resources that are currently mobilized to solve the veteran "problem".

If that addiction could be cured, natural-resource-based growth could be strong and healthy.

A comparison of two undergraduate research experiences one a CURE that directed resources at developing professional networks and the other a traditional lab course demonstrated that the networking scales differentiated between the two situations, offering added validity to the use of the tool in exploring outcomes of course design.

The chances of patients with MDR-TB being cured are low and they require significant expenditure of health care resources.

Yet I still think that it might be better off today if American officials had insisted on a cure for the resource curse favored by development experts: giving oil revenues directly to citizens (perhaps through some sort of pension plan, or a scheme of payments like Alaska's).

The experience from the first year of the MDR-TB treatment programme in Nepal shows that fully standardized treatment for MDR-TB delivered through a network of outpatient facilities is not only feasible but can also yield high cure rates in resource-limited settings.

It devotes most of its resources to curing the diseases of the world's poor.

If a disease emerged that struck hundreds of thousands of people and killed its victims at an average age of 48, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention would jump to attention and commit enormous resources to curing it.

The implementation of an ambulatory-based treatment programme for MDR-TB based on a fully standardized regimen can yield high cure rates even in resource-limited settings.

However, information on the detailed breakdown of the indications for cytology testing (primary screening, follow-up, or test-of-cure), and the resource utilisation associated with colposcopy, biopsy, treatment, and test-of-cure is either not yet uniformly collected (as for in the case of colposcopy) or has not yet been able to be routinely reported.

Some problems are more complex they require new cures, new technologies, or more resources to solve.