Sentence examples for cure use from inspiring English sources

However, when risk factors for significantly longer stay (diabetes, trauma, Gram-negative infection, absence of cure, use of concomitant medication, infected ulcer, need for intensive care, and non-US hospital setting) were identified and adjusted for, tigecycline therapy was associated with a significant 1-day reduction in length of hospital stay.

When the soap has had 24 hours or more to cure, use a hot knife to cut it into squares and remove it from the pan.

We made a "dry cure" using smoked sea salt, brown sugar and bay leaves.

And the title track, though perhaps a little outlandish for the Queen Vic's jukebox, is a joyous pop song of the sort the Cure used to write.

TB normally takes six months to cure using a combination of the antibiotics rifampicin and isoniazid, but when the bacteria becomes resistant to them a new combination is needed that is more expensive and involves longer treatment.

To compare related pain and cure using the transobturator and single-incision suburethral mini-sling anti-incontinence operations.

Vinegar and brown paper were a home cure used as a method to draw out bruises on the body.

"The work opens up therapeutic avenues for a cure, using or stimulating this enzyme, and avenues for identifying individuals among newly infected patients who have a chance of a spontaneous cure," they wrote.

The numbers needed to treat (NNT) to avoid one clinical failure (or get one additional cure) using amoxycillin is 24.

For exploration, we report the analysis for clinical cure using the odds ratio (OR) (Fig.  1).

Arvonen (2000) reported 50% cure using strength training as well as vaginal weights for additional skill training during physical activities.