Sentence examples for curing cases from inspiring English sources

During injections, these microstructures induce intra-tow resin storage that affects, significantly in fast curing cases, the distribution of temperature, viscosity and degree of cure.

Janssen (2003) offers a particularly neat contemporary exhibit, explicitly aimed at "curing cases of the Duhem-Quine disease" (484; also see Thagard 1978, and Douven 2011 for a relevant survey).

Awful as they may sound, the transplants can cure cases that were otherwise intractable.

This began with the supposed discovery that the procedure cured cases of paralysis, and went on to embrace the inhibition of cancer of the penis, cervical cancer in women, sexually transmitted diseases, urinary tract infection and even the spread of H.I.V.

This model is designed to maximize the number of cured cases.

Sometimes the budget of hospital is fixed and the goal is to maximize the number of cured cases under a fixed budget (Tao et al. 2012).

However, subjects in Group 2 presented a significantly higher percentage of cured cases (92.4% vs 83.3%, p<0.001), a lower rate of relapsers (6.2% vs 9.1%, p<0.003) and an improved patient satisfaction (8.4+1.7 vs 6.9+1.9, p<0.05).

The DataBase Project, which started in 1990, had 500 million cured cases by 2025 and over ten billion as 2095.

The median duration of bacteriological monitoring and of treatment of cured cases was 730 days (range: 554 815 days, data not shown).

However, this is not entirely correct as the paper reports 7% mortality among "cured cases" (most presumably dying from tuberculosis) and a "relapse rate" of 10%.

The assumption, as stated above, that there is a constant death-to-cure ratio may not be entirely true, as among follow-up incident cases there were almost twice as many cured cases (44) as deaths (24).