Sentence examples for take curative from inspiring English sources

Only one doctor [GP, Asian Indian male, 62, prescribe at 3% threshold] said that he would always recommend preventative medication to their patients, saying 'I don't take the slightest risk with someone else's life' but also (as discussed further below) said that he would only ever take curative medication himself.

Even after taking curative resections, only 30-50% of the patients can survive after 5 years [ 8, 9].

It is estimated that at least 80% of patients recur disease even after they took curative gastric resections.

Companies that make use of these algorithms must take this curative responsibility far more seriously than they have to date.

Behind those regular, flat facades it would be easy to imagine families of Jane Austen characters who have arrived to take the curative waters, stroll in the parks and dance with young officers.

However, because of the rare possibility of diagnosing PDAC in the early stage, only 5 22% of PDAC patients can take the curative resection at the time the cancer is discovered [ 35].

This work was undertaken with an aim to design an expert system for the diagnosis of CTS and its severity using fuzzy logic which will be helpful for the patient to take proper curative measures before the severity increases.

Some study participants responded that restrictions are obligatory when the animal takes remedy for blackleg lest some factors always slow physiological reaction and affect the curative power of remedies.

For participants reporting genital ulceration, 66.7% (161/241) took some curative action and 48.6% (117/241) used medicine.

If you get anthrax on your hands, you wash them, and at worst you take some cheap, curative medicine.

This information can only be used when there is a medical need to take preventive and curative action, in particular, in cases of emergency, with the Member States being responsible for ensuring that this information is not used for other purposes.