Sentence examples for cures started from inspiring English sources

Harris says that as NIH director, "I'd build on what 21st Century Cures started but use the position of the director to push these ideas even further".

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On the site, they offered to send people 3 samples of the "hangover cure," starting out with a total of 500.

Serious visitors, or those who come for the weeks-long stays that the local balneology establishment says you need for a proper cure, start with consultations with spa doctors who draw up a program.

Cancer, especially one that isn't assured of a cure, starts a survivor's clock ticking.

The nonprofit CureDuchenne is hosting a fundraiser for a Duchenne cure starting at 5 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 Coast Hwy., Newport Beach.

Then researchers realized such tissues might help their search for cures and started to save them -- but less than comprehensively.

A direct measurement of the integrated intensities of the relevant absorption band enabled to determine the times when the curing process started and when it finished.

Still not cured, he started at M.I.T. but led a double life, studying premed and running a space group he cofounded.

The degradation process of the neat cured CER started at T d onset = 427°C corresponding to breakage of bonds between the phenyl and triazine rings of CER followed by intensive decomposition of cyanurate skeleton in the temperature range of around 440°C to 600°C [45].

One of Blumstein's patients developed a foreign accent after one stroke – and when a second stroke damaged a separate, seemingly unconnected region called the cerebellum (a small, cauliflower-shaped node at the base of the brain), she was cured and started speak like normal.