This minimized possible damage to the cylinders resulting from impact during the grinding process, an important consideration for testing of the immature concrete samples that underwent insufficient curing. .
This minimized possible damage to the cylinders resulting from impact during the grinding process, an important consideration for testing of the immature concrete samples that underwent insufficient curing.
Poor sliceability is the result of insufficient curing and salting, uneven distribution of curing agents, and/or short curing.
For illustrative situations where a voluntary act of the accused has been held insufficient to cure the otherwise unlawful acquisition of evidence, see Bynum v. United States, 104 U.S.App.D.C. 368, 262 F.2d 465 (holding inadmissible fingerprints made by defendant after unlawful arrest); United States v. Watson, D.C., 189 F.Supp.
Each acute episode of treatment can support this trajectory but, in itself, is insufficient to "cure" patients of their substance use disorders.
The alleged procedural deficiencies of the CSRTs included: 1) the fact that the detainee was not allowed to have a lawyer assigned to his case; 2) the government's evidence at the CSRT was presumed to be valid; 3) the ability of the detainee to rebut the evidence was extremely limited; and 4) the appeals process was insufficient to cure these deficiencies.
Simply scaling gene counts by transcript length, as in RPKM [ 7], is insufficient to cure this bias.
We have also previously shown that lower-level overexpression (∼5-fold) is insufficient to cure [ PSI + ]Strong (DiSalvo et al. 2011).
As predicted by the age- and weight-based models of maximum drug concentrations, children treated with DP had higher recrudescence and reinfection rates than adults did due to PPQ levels insufficient for cure and prophylaxis.
