Sentence examples for genuine cure from inspiring English sources
He can diagnose the cause of what plagues the US, but he cannot provide a genuine cure.
"No matter what other clinical interventions are available, heart transplantation is the only genuine cure for this," says Paul Riley, professor of regenerative medicine at Oxford University.
It is likely that a comprehensive nonpharmacologic treatment for atrial fibrillation will incorporate the lessons learned from each of these approaches and lead to a genuine cure of this vexing arrhythmia.
Like Mbeki himself, he seems to be convinced that a genuine cure for AIDS is more likely to be found in the arsenal of traditional African medicine than in any chemical compound sold by a Western pharmaceutical company.
Three-quarters of the time, the mice remain free of diabetes for the rest of their lives, making this perhaps the first genuine cure for the harrowing disorder in a laboratory animal.
If he could just get 100 volunteers, Dr. Baker said, he could determine whether his rather unusual treatment for the intense fear of rodents and insects, which draws on self-esteem building, psychotherapy and the principle of acupuncture, holds up as a genuine cure.
Such unproven stem cell interventions also raise the significant risk of placebo effects being mistaken for genuine cures, and could stymie progress in the field.
Genuine cancer cure requires elimination of cancer stem cells which have a mostly quiescent cell cycle profile and are capable of self-renewal.
Connors started out with a genuine need to cure human frailty and his genetic research involves computer-modelling, incidentally, not live animal experimentation.
Dario Fo, the Italian Nobel-prize winner for Literature, in the meantime, has come up with a genuine solution to cure inequality: "The best way to eradicate poverty is just to make everyone poor".
The virus' spread (through napkins, credit cards, etc) and the unpredictability of human behavior (driven by the usual culprits of fear, greed and genuine care), have a complicated domino effect on society and the race to cure the virus.
