Sentence examples for was cure from inspiring English sources
noun
A method, device or medication that restores good health.
She tells of a 24-year-old woman with acute leukemia whose goal from Day 1 was cure.
"More is sometimes worse, but it is often hard for physicians to see beyond what they believe they must do, which in this case was cure the infection".
"All the government wanted to do here was cure the indictment to make sure the case could move forward," Daniel C. Richman, a professor of law at Columbia University and a former federal prosecutor, said in a telephone interview.
Primary outcome was cure of VAP assessed at day 14 of therapy and defined as resolution of clinical signs of VAP and bacteriological eradication.
Many people with both congenital and acquired disabilities have said that they don't want cures but do want societal change, but that hardly warrants the charge that Christopher Reeve wasn't speaking from his experience of disability when he argued that what he wanted was "cure" and not social change (Johnson, 2003; Shakespeare, 2006).
The primary outcome measure was cure, as internationally defined.
