One of the main aims of any cure employing drug is to increase the therapeutic index of the drug while minimizing its side effects.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Variation of cure rate index of CR nanocomposites.
The variation of cure rate index (CRI) with an amount of filler content is illustrated in Fig. 3.
The rheological properties, such as the start of vulcanization scorch time (TS2), optimum curing time (TC90), cure rate index (CRI), minimum torque (ML), and maximum torque (MH) for different samples are shown in Table 2.
Also, as can be seen in Table 2, the incorporation of the GO/rGO fillers into the rubber matrix increased the cure rate index (CRI), especially for the composites compare to the gums.
The case of crosslinking in the presence of PCNSL and the active role of PCNSL in the crosslinking reaction was shown by the comparatively higher values of the cure rate index and lower values of the activation energy of vulcanization.
For the remaining two who did not cure, the index lesion re-epithelialized on Day 63, but had evidence of infiltration at that time, presumably caused by continued parasitic infection.
However, nearly all health care professionals expressed a bigger commitment to curing the (index) patient rather than interviewing the patient about PN and helping him/her to notify (by themselves or with a staff member) sex partners of their exposure to an STI.
The protocol-defined primary efficacy endpoint was final clinical cure of the index lesion (at least 50% reduction in the index lesion area by Day 63, continued or complete re-epithelialization by Day 100, and no relapse by the end of the trial on Day 168).
Response surface methodology (RSM) was used to evaluate the effect of UCM and colloidal silica content in UV-curable adhesive formulations on the refractive index, curing, adhesion strength (dry and wet) and coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE).
