Sentence examples for successes cure from inspiring English sources

They prevent the sky from falling down and use their powers to ensure hunting successes, cure human diseases, and put flight to hostile spirits.

The expected number of successes (cure) of the PFMT group is 30 (15% of 200) women, the number of women cured after TVT is an estimated 130 (65% of 200 women).

Time to clinical success (cure or improvement) was modeled using Cox proportional hazards.

Patients were followed during hospitalisation and at discharge they were clinically evaluated as "clinical success" (cure or improvement) or "clinical failure" (absence of improvement, worsening or death during hospitalization).

Significantly (p<0.001) higher percentage of clinical success (cure + improvement) was found in the group of complete adherence (92.5%) versus non-adherence (80.1%) or versus the non-intervention group (81.9%).

Clinical outcomes were assessed as success (cured or improved), failure or non-evaluable.

Each outcome of interest (default, success, cured, completed, failed, and died) was evaluated separately, using the log of the proportion of each outcome at each time point.

To determine whether the choice of ART regimen was associated with different TB treatment outcomes, we analyzed the likelihood of treatment success (cured or completed TB outcomes) vs. a composite end point of death and default or death only for patients that received nevirapine-containing regimens versus those that received efavirenz-containing regimens.

* Analysis limited to patients with anti-TB treatment outcomes of success (cured and completed) or death The proportion of patients with TB having HIV test results documented in the TB register increased from 48% during our baseline evaluation to 69% during the first year of scale-up in 2005, and then increased to 97% in 2009.

The least cost-effective TB treatment was the PWP model, where sites achieved relatively higher successful treatment success and cure rates, but the average costs per patient treated were the highest.

The HIV+/TB+ group had a similar overall likelihood of treatment success (HIV+/TB+ cure or completion: 85.7%; HIV-/TB+ cure or completion: 92.6%, p = 0.2).