Sentence examples for cure increases the from inspiring English sources

He is sure to get well, he will recover his strength; the poor victim of the curiosity of science will be restored to liberty.... Twelve hours later, the hope of a cure increases; the invalid takes nourishment readily; he clamors for it, if we keep him waiting.

An additional low-temperature pre-baking before standard PI curing increases the bump resistance from 9.3 mΩ to 225 mΩ.

Although microwave curing increased the porosity slightly at the early age, the porosity of pores larger than 50 nm did not increase, which has little effect on the decrease of compressive strength.

Additionally, microwave curing increased the connection of aggregate, CH, hydrated glass powder and cement particles by reticular C S H, leading to a denser microstructure of the interfacial transition zone of mortar.

As the elapsed time of steam curing increased, the resulting specimens showed increasing compressive strength, and increased bond strength and initial stiffness were observed in the bond stress slip relationships.

Similar results were shown by Perez-Nicolas et al. (Pérez-Nicolás et al. 2017) where they found that after 28 days of curing, increasing the amount of nanometrically structured TiO2 in the cement decreased the compressive strength due to the increase of mixing water.

Driving or opening car doors before the resin is fully cured increases the chance of lengthening cracks.

The teams explain that while there is no cure, early treatment increases the chances of survival.

Ms. Burns White secured the first training grant supplement to the existing P30 Cancer Center grant that established a pipeline program known as the Continuing Umbrella of Research Experiences (CURE), to increase the participation of underrepresented minorities in cutting edge cancer research.

Research investment in new and improved interventions will improve malaria cure, control, increase the cost-effectiveness of interventions and support efforts to eliminate malaria [3].

They reported that the self desiccation (reduction in internal relative humidity) at a particular age of curing increased with the decrease in w/c ratio, resulting in the increase in autogenous shrinkage.