Sentence examples for cure resulting from inspiring English sources

The interlayer spacing increases with the temperature of cure resulting in intercalated morphologies with varying degrees of interlayer expansion, depending on the cure temperature used.

This improvement in specific interlaminar shear strength was postulated to be due to the lowering of the resin viscosity over the duration of the cure, resulting in better wet through of fibres by resin and improved interfacial adhesion between fibre and matrix.

In the 19th century Malvern became famous for the water cure, resulting in its rapid development from a village to a busy town with many large Victorian and Edwardian hotels.

Glioma, which has the highest incidence among primary brain tumors, is very difficult to cure, resulting in a very high mortality in patients [1].

Complete surgical resection is the only treatment modality that offers hope for cure, resulting in 5 year survival for 36-60% [ 8- 11].

Although partly the result of the restricted definition of "cure" resulting from our research methods, this finding does bring the validity of the ATS diagnostic criteria into question.

The approach, while not compromising the sound of the Cure, resulted in stretches that recall the aggression of Mr. Robinson's harder-edged clients.

Nevertheless, 7.5 mg/kg double dose, which showed the most effective cure, resulted in almost complete inhibition of both of IL-10 and TGFβ.

Max and Farah among others described their experience that the stroke survivors' belief in tablets to cure resulted in an attitude that one day they will wake up and the problem will have disappeared.

The use of saturated lightweight aggregates (LWAs) on concrete provides an efficient internal curing, resulting in reduced shrinkage.

The fly ash geopolymerization also continued following an initial 24 h heat curing resulting in a crack-free dense microstructure at 540 days.