Sentence examples for make cures from inspiring English sources

We designed the LCAS to measure the design features or dimensions that make CUREs distinctive as learning experiences, based on input from experts in undergraduate research and thorough review of research on these experiences (Corwin Auchincloss et al., 2014).

Although our results show that the LCAS is useful for measuring several aspects of CURE design, we acknowledge the LCAS does not measure all features that are likely to make CUREs distinctive as learning experiences.

Yet few if any design features that make CUREs effective have been identified.

Markets with climate-controlled spaces make, cure and sell soupy year-round.

"We want to make cure they're all covered, and counseled," he said.

During CUREnet meetings and discussions, it became apparent that there is need for a clear definition of what constitutes a CURE and systematic exploration of what makes CUREs meaningful in terms of student learning.

The chef's grandfather emigrated in the 1920's from the Veneto to the South Side of Chicago, where he made cured meats to sell in his delicatessen.

La Quercia, a company in Iowa that makes cured pork products from heirloom breeds, has added a new prosciutto to its inventory.

A Taste of Iowa Prosciutto Herb Eckhouse, an owner of La Quercia, which makes cured pork products in Norwalk, Iowa, will slice his prosciutto to taste, free, from 1 to 4 p.m. on Monday at Murray's Cheese, 254 Bleecker Street (Leroy Street).

Lung cancer typically exhibits symptoms only after the disease has spread, making cure unlikely.

Totally 174 concrete mixtures were made, cured and tested from each percentage, velocity and coefficient of water absorption of concrete samples to obtain the permeability properties records.