| The bond systems of the invention are generally made by combining at least a curable binder precursor with hard, inorganic particulates. |
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| There are human conflicts, but they are by their nature curable, because there's always a higher principle, lurking in the background. |
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| The disease is eminently curable with the modern antitubercular cliemotherapeutic drugs with surgery playing a role in the background only. |
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| It's heartbreaking to see people dying of such curable and treatable diseases. |
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| With current medications most cases of both types of cancer in kids and teens are curable. |
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| Wishing to retain our sanity we naturally hoped and believed fervently that Simon would belong to the 50 per cent curable group. |
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| People suffer with them all their lives and it's one of the most curable disorders that we face. |
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| By delaying conventional treatment, a curable condition could progress to an incurable stage. |
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| The utility of predictive genetic testing declines when a disease is curable. |
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| Advances in medicine are increasing life expectancy and diseases which are dread killers today will be curable tomorrow. |
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| I mean, the good news remains that early detection is very important, because they're so curable if we catch it early on. |
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| The democrats would have us believe that corruption of an organ of state is only curable by voting. |
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| By design, radiation curable coatings, inks, and adhesives are sensitive to UV radiation. |
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| However, the key to the new system has been the next generation of UV curable resins. |
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| Printing inks have also embraced radiation curable and water-borne technology. |
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| A UV curable primer and clear topcoat, which use a hybrid cure mechanism for enhanced performance, have been developed. |
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| Tell us about the brain tumours, because at least colon cancer is usually operable and if you get it early enough it's curable. |
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| To make sense of such resuscitations, London physician John Fothergill proposed that suspended animation was a curable form of death. |
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| For demonstration purposes, we filled the sag area with a UV curable prepolymer. |
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| The disease usually attacks the lungs but can affect almost any part of the body and is usually curable with an intensive six-month course of antibiotics. |
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| Some things in this world just aren't curable, by any means. |
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| If the critical point is late, as in endometrial cancer, screening is unnecessary because the disease is curable even when it presents with clinical symptoms. |
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| If only every problem was curable with a Q-tip and glass cleaner. |
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| While the patient's condition is not curable, providing oxygen can relieve the patient's subjective feeling of suffocation caused by decreased levels of oxygen in the blood. |
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| The present invention is directed to a curable, water-based coating composition utilized in waterborne coating systems such as a waterborne primer system. |
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| A lithography process for creating patterns in an activating light curable liquid using electric fields followed by curing of the activating light curable liquid is described. |
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| All of which are eminently curable with current methods and medicines. |
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| We have firsthand experience with doctors and others who lightly toss aside this disease as easily curable. |
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| This repulsion is particularly tormenting as oral malodour still appears to be an unmentionable fact rather than a curable condition. |
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| Flying amongst other qualities requires a very good sight and I unluckily was born with a non reversible and non curable defect in my right eye. |
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| Since leprosy is now curable, that might be considered optimistic, though it is unlikely that he meant it that way. |
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| Is it right to destroy embryos so we can harvest their stem cells to find cures for diseases that may or may not be curable another way? |
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| More than two-thirds of these cases, however, are caused by cataracts, a condition that is curable with a simple operation. |
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| Yet the majority of childhood cancers are curable if they are caught in time. |
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| He underscored his delegation's concern at continued discrimination against victims of leprosy, which was a curable disease. |
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| Romania's infant mortality rate was the highest in Europe, with children dying from illnesses that were preventable and curable. |
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| Leprosy is a curable disease, and treatment provided in the early stages averts disability. |
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| Parents have the right to know about the state of a child's health, whether the illness be curable or not. |
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| They should simultaneously benefit from social and medical care, and be helped in the same way as patients suffering from a curable disease. |
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| Even though you will receive the best available care to treat and manage your heart condition, your heart disease is not curable. |
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| Gangrene is not curable by current medical intervention once past a certain point in its progression, except by amputation. |
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| But it remains a curable illness, and one that does not require course after course of antibiotics. |
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| Diabesity is nearly 100 percent preventable, treatable, and very often curable. |
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| Now the illness is curable with a six-month course of antibiotics. |
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| Some 50 percent have lymph gland cancer that is potentially curable. |
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| It pains me to the core every time I have to write to you about this debilitating but curable illness called bipolar disorder, also known as clinical depression. |
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| These UV curable oligomer products featur low viscosity without monomer migration issue. |
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| ImTech announces new patent approval for thermally ejectable UV curable fluids. |
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| The new 24-bed Mansehra Ophthalmic Hospital will provide accessible, affordable eye care and treat curable blindness among needy populations in underserved areas. |
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| Although one of the major causes of blindness, cataracts, is highly curable with a simple operation, much of the population cannot afford treatment. |
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| Nowadays, cancer is curable if diagnosed early enough. |
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| All curable forms of the disease confer lifelong immunity to the patients. |
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| Psoriasis is unfortunately not completely curable. |
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| We visited the notorious slums of Nairobi and other regions of Kenya to gain insight into the effects of HIV-AIDS, malaria and TB, an absolutely curable disease that needlessly kills 300 Kenyans every day. |
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| For potentially curable SCLC cases, chest radiotherapy is often recommended in addition to chemotherapy. |
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| The range of UV curable reactive diluents offered today is almost unmanageable. |
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| On the basis of this calculation, the total number of curable sexually transmitted diseases per annum is estimated at 340 million new cases, including chancroid. |
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| Malaria is curable if it is diagnosed quickly. |
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| The common curable STDs are gonorrhea, chlamydial infection, syphilis, trichomoniasis, chancroid, lymphogranuloma venereum, and donovanosis. |
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| In some remote corner of my mind I wondered why they weren't screaming at God and cursing the corrupt politicians that get fat and rich why two-month-old-babies die of simple, curable illnesses. |
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| African mothers ignore that their children are dying from a curable disease and that the international community could choose to finance an effective treatment which would save them. |
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| None of these diseases is curable, but medical research has produced treatments for most viral infections, and many of these infections are preventable with vaccines. |
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| The STDs that are caused by bacterial, mycological and protozoal agents have been curable by appropriate antibiotics and chemotherapeutic agents for more than 40 years. |
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| The more common and curable cancers, namely acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, nephroblastoma and lymphoma in childhood, are addressed in this edition. |
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| A well-marked case of pseudo-leprosy or ichthyosis, a scale-like affection of the skin, unsightly, obstinate, but possibly curable, and certainly non-infective. |
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| Millathane UV is a UV curable millable polyurethane compound. |
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| I haven't started my therapy yet but it's treatable and curable. |
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