Sentence examples for value of cure from inspiring English sources

Nor do we render any judgment on the relative value of cure rate versus egg reduction rate as a means of monitoring helminth control programs or informing policy.

Perhaps the intent was to begin to engage a public debate as to the value of curing diseases.

However, regardless of the value of curing a fatal childhood disease and despite proving the economic sense that a multi-million dollar price tag makes, new payment paradigms are going to be needed to pay for these treatments.

"First and foremost, the value of a cure, I tend to think, is underestimated in terms of the overall advantage that the health care system receives from it," John F. Milligan, chief operating officer of Gilead, said on a conference call with analysts Tuesday.

The value of optimum cure time (t 90) decreases on addition of both NCC and SNCC into the CR matrix.

However, in the presence of Si-69-treated nano ZnO the value of optimum cure time (t90) slightly increases and the value of CRI slightly decreases.

The value of assessing cure rates with these drugs (further complicated by drug-specific parasite dormancy) in determining dose regimens in ACTs is dubious.

Messrs Murphy and Topel estimate that eliminating deaths from heart disease would generate economic value of $48 trillion; curing cancer would be worth $47 trillion.

The case of crosslinking in the presence of PCNSL and the active role of PCNSL in the crosslinking reaction was shown by the comparatively higher values of the cure rate index and lower values of the activation energy of vulcanization.

The low temperature secondary relaxation peaks were observed to broaden toward higher values with extent of cure.

Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and dynamic mechanical thermal analysis (DMTA) experimental values of degree of cure and glass transition temperature were used to provide comparative analysis for the computations.