Sentence examples for targeted cure from inspiring English sources

Because §112, 6 was enacted as a targeted cure to a specific problem, and because the reference in that provision to "equivalents" appears to be no more than a prophylactic against potential side effects of that cure, such limited congressional action should not be overread for negative implications.

This new provision was enacted as a targeted cure in response to Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. v. Walker, 329 U.S. 1, 8, and thereby to allow so called "means" claims describing an element of an invention by the result accomplished or the function served.

We are optimistic that with a greater understanding of the AHSCT treatment, this approach will offer a targeted cure to a subset of patients with type 1 diabetes.

For these autistics, targeting cure and prevention implies that they need to be prevented or cured, rather than appreciated and acknowledged for what they have to contribute, speaking or not, as part of the neurological diversity of the human species.

Translational horizons in the tumor microenvironment: harnessing breakthroughs and targeting cures.

Further, harnessing breakthrough and targeting cures in human ovarian cancer requires insightful understanding of the merits and drawbacks of current treatment modalities, which mainly target transformed cells.

Human models were used in a clinical trial to develop and test a novel therapeutic agent targeted to cure ALI/ARDS [ 10].

Multiple emulsion-ultrasonication method has also been employed to prepare 5-FU, which was found to be a promising alternative for passive targeting therapeutic agents for curing primary lung carcinoma [12].

Patients with myeloid leukemias can achieve long-term survival through targeted therapy, cure after intensive chemotherapy or short-term survival because of highly chemoresistant disease.

While the clinical trial of UBX0101 might be targeted at curing arthritis, it holds promise to extend human lifespan if it is shown to be safe and effective.

Snowden has focused on much the same point from the beginning: Individual targeting would cure most of what he believes is wrong with the NSA.