Sentence examples for viable cure from inspiring English sources

Ebola inspired fear in the public through violent symptoms, its rapid and uncontrollable spread, high case fatality and the lack of a viable cure.

Up to now a viable cure for this disease is still not available.

In the summer of 1696, he asked his doctors for an opinion on the pain as it had continuously become worse, but they had no viable cure or treatment for it.

Interestingly, another study in Nigeria revealed that majority of hypertensive patients considered traditional medicine as the only viable cure for hypertension [ 16].

To prevent a prosperity-less future, it is time we start demanding, and politicians start providing, viable cures to our economic ills.

The recent report that allogeneic HSC transplantation with naturally-resistant CCR5-negative HSCs cured a patient with AIDS [10] lends support to this approach as a viable therapeutic option, at least until an effective vaccine can be developed.

Irradiating the laser directly on the ink did not damage the ink or the substrate, while providing low trace resistances, and represents the most viable laser curing alternative to achieve acceptable trace resistance without charring the SL substrate.

As it stands now, executive clemency is not a viable way to cure the injustice caused by outdated sentencing laws or reduce prison populations.

Jacobson et al. [ 64] demonstrated that while vision loss can be halted and even improved by restoring function of dormant but otherwise viable photoreceptors, a cure is not theoretically afforded by gene transfer.

Near-infrared (NIR) curing recently became viable for the rapid curing of coating layers in several industries that require much faster line speeds to both increase production and reduce the system size, thereby saving on the overall curing cost.

While great advancements have been made in HIV/AIDS therapeutics, there is still no cure or viable vaccine in development.