Sentence examples for due to curing from inspiring English sources

The field dosage rates did not show any improvement with curing, however other treatment compositions indicated slight to moderate increase in CBR performance due to curing.

X-ray diffraction (XRD) was used to analyse the chemical composition of the inorganic compounds and to identify any changes in these compounds due to curing.

Furthermore, the ITOF technique, coupled with the measurement of σ, the dielectric conductivity, allows one to measure separately changes in the mobility and the number of charge carriers due to curing or changes in temperature.

Results shown that the peak temperature due to curing exothermal reaction was 133.7 °C in both the 1st ply and the 5th ply in the fast curing composite when cure temperature profile settled at 80 °C, which was 27.4 °C higher than that in the conventional curing composite.

However, the higher refractive index of X-tra fil is significant as n changes only in the range of 1% due to curing (see Chap. 3.2).

For all three dental composites, an increase of the refractive index and a decrease of the absorption coefficient are observed due to curing.

Direct observations of the microdomain morphology do not show substantial differences due to cure temperature.

The free volume analysis and BDS results for the cured samples suggest differences in the molecular architecture of the matrix polymers due to cure heating rate dependence.

Heat generation term, expressed as a function of cure rate and the total heat generation due to cure reaction, is introduced to account for the effect of heat liberated during the process.

Additional studies have shown that the substrate dependence was due to the cured adhesive in the different joints possessing different values of glass transition temperature.

The remaining 10 out of 12 demonstrated local recurrence but these recurrent tumours grew slower than the recurrent wild-type RIF-1 tumours as shown in Figure 5, although the error bars are large due to combining cured and tumour progressing animals.