Sentence examples for cure to which from inspiring English sources

Rasmussen was an easygoing guy who'd come to the band's attention on the back of British traditional rock band Rainbow's Difficult to Cure, to which he'd given an energetic gloss in 1981.

"We're meeting with people who think we've got the cure to obesity, which we have not," says Harvey Lodish Harvey Lodish, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a lead author of a paper on gArcp30 published today on the Web site of the scientific journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Accordingly, the combination therapy cured tumors to which anti-CD137 mAb was not delivered (Fig. 5).

There was a significant difference (p = 0.027) in favour of the lactobacilli treated women in time duration from cured to relapse which is illustrated in Kaplan-Meier plot.

I mean, I've got the cure to global warming, which is a study that I commissioned called Carbon-Free aNuclear-Freeree.

Fang et al. also reported that 16 (55%) of 29 children with CA-MRSA SSTIs were eventually cured with therapy to which their infections were not susceptible (5 ).

Among the shared understandings embodied by a culture are those pertaining to obesity, including understanding of its cause, course, and cure, and the extent to which a society or ethnic group views obesity as an illness.

Symptoms are observed when patients carry more than 36 CAG repeats and there is still no cure to halt the progression, which leads to death after 10 to 20 years.

What is to be his life if he is released first from hospital (on the grounds that he is now cured) and then from prison (to which he must return until his tariff is determined in court)?

Previously, thermally initiated scaffolds required hours to cure, which diminished the potential for clinical translation.

Fruitcakes typically take at least a month to cure, which is when the alcohol mellows, but most traditional recipes recommend 3 months.