Sentence examples for conversion cure from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the effects of these changes on turn-around time, time to culture conversion, cure rates, and costs will determine the comparative success of these strategies.

While previous studies have primarily focused on treatment outcomes related to the TB culture (or smear) intensity, conversion, cure and mortality, this study looked at general outcomes, such as anthropometry and haemoglobin, which are important for the functional recovery.

On Dec. 8, after a two-year investigation by theologians who found no evidence of fraud or heresy and a long history of shrine-related conversions, cures and other signs of divine intervention, Bishop David L. Ricken of Green Bay declared "with moral certainty" that Ms. Brise did indeed have encounters "of a supernatural character" that are "worthy of belief".

But the struggle was merely one symptom of a far deeper malady in modern Turkey that it will take more than Mr Ocalan's conversion to cure.

The build-up of structure and viscoelastic properties with conversion during cure below the ultimate glass transition temperature of epoxy and acrylate resins has been investigated.

Previous studies have found that diabetes may impair sputum conversion and cure [ 3- 5] and increase the risk of relapse [ 6].

A response surface model was also employed to optimize the conversion of curing with variation of time and temperature.

The study witnessed greater conversion of curing with reduction in activation energy from 44.78 kJ/mol to 30.05 kJ/mol by hyperbranched epoxy and poly amido amine), as a combined cross-linker.

The residual miscibility of the epoxy/amine and thermoplastic phases within each other, however, caused the ultimate cure conversions and the conversions at gelation and vitrification to decrease with increasing PSF content while the Arrhenius activation energy increased with increasing cure conversion with increasing PSF content.

It is found that the predicted dependencies of thermal and mechanical properties on cure conversion are in concurrence with accepted norms and only show deviation when the cure conversion exceeds the limit.

The curing behavior of CCEO and CCES confirmed that episulfide exhibited a faster curing rate and higher curing conversion than epoxide.