Test results indicate that steam curing with heat (90 °C, referred to as heat curing) was effective to improve the mechanical properties of UHPFRC at an early age in terms of strength, elastic modulus, and fracture energy absorption capacity.
The animal also may be cut open and its entrails examined to determine whether the cure was effective.
Thus, the possibility that a component of ART could paradoxically decrease the chance of a cure being effective had never crossed my mind when we initiated a systems biology evaluation of an ART drug topically applied to the rectal mucosa in a phase I clinical safety trial.
Despite the fact that this approach rarely provides a cure, it is effective in extending life, if not necessarily its quality, because many of the symptoms of intrinsic disease such as extremely high blood pressure, severe hyperglycemia, or profound breathing difficulties can lead to fatal complications.
This is because when there is a cure that is effective other home remedies are not needed.
Internal curing is an effective method to reduce or even eliminate autogenous shrinkage and has effects on chemical shrinkage, dry shrinkage, etc.
Efficacy studies elucidate the key components needed for an innovation to be successful (i.e., What is necessary and sufficient for a CURE to be effective?), and effectiveness studies examine how adaptations of an innovation affect the intended outcomes (i.e., To what extent is there latitude in how CUREs are implemented?; O'Donnell, 2008).
She conceded that there is absolutely no "scientific evidence pointing to how a salty, boiled soup of squid is effective in curing infectious diseases that entail high fever, vomiting, and diarrhoea".
Risk-adapted intensive chemotherapy is effective in curing the majority of children with BCP-ALL (>85%), but some children, not considered "high risk" and treated accordingly, experience a hematologic relapse.
The 8-week PQ regimen in combination with chloroquine is effective at curing acute vivax malaria and preventing relapses.
