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Meanings of curable in English
Usage of curable in English
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Results: Seventy-one patients were identified of whom 63 had potentially curable disease.
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As The Wireless reports, Bonnie Howland's dream is to end curable blindness.
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It seems to imply that recessions are always, and indeed easily, curable.
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But here, the disease has become too old to be still curable.
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And it is- Ipausedhere for emphasis, lifting my eyes up-oftencurable.
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Conclusions: Tachycardia-induced cardiomyopathy in children is curable and the diagnosis is quite difficult.
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It's only through research that we can change incurable to curable.''
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We thus conclude that UV-curable gels are promising candidates as topical nail medicines.
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Primary aldosteronism is a specifically treatable and potentially curable form of secondary hypertension.
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The existing clinical treatments are not curable, and better treatments are urgently needed.
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No effective vaccine exists, although persistent HCV infection is potentially curable.
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While they are curable, their presence increases the risk of HIV-infection.
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In 1725, the mentally ill were classified as curable or incurable.
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The angel told him if the patient were curable or incurable.
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The smoke plague is exactly as curable as the small-pox plague.
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As for cataract, in its early stages it is easily curable.
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