From the observed results, it can be concluded that the cure properties are governed primarily by dispersion of cure-activator rather than its concentration and morphology.
Based on their absence in the next samplings, it can be concluded that these infections were cured either spontaneously (mostly E. coli) or by treatment with antibiotic.
It can be concluded that concentration of modified DMDHEU, MgCl2 and curing temperature were the major factors and showed direct influence on the DP ratings whereas, curing time showed negligible effect while silicone softener (Figs. 1b, f, 2b d) and polyethylene emulsion (Figs. 1c, g, 2b, e, f) were not contributing significantly much towards the DP rating.
Based on Fig. 2a, it can be concluded that the 27-D and 6-D curing regimes present better performance to prevent chloride transmission into the concrete for NPC sample after 3 months exposure.
It could be concluded that Oleophobol CPR at higher concentrations showed excellent results at pH 4-6 and high curing temperature.
Within the limitations of the present study it can be concluded that shortening the light exposure time, while maintaining the energy density, resulted in no higher cytotoxicity of the surface sealants cured in this manner.
It is concluded that the curing conditions and the time of hydrotalcite-like phases formation and their quantity are crucial to the developed strength and shrinkage reduction properties of MAAS, which are highly dependent on the reactivity and content of reactive MgO.
It is concluded that patients apparently cured of a testicular cancer have an increased risk of developing a new treatment related non-germ cell malignancy, in particular lung cancer.
As a result of the tests, it was concluded that it is very important that water cure is done for 56 days and also that quite durable concretes against corrosion can be produced by using FA at 15% ratios replace by cement.
It is concluded that treatment with tetracycline produces a full heritable cure of the SR trait, with an increase in egg hatch rate and concomitant production of male-progeny.
