Sentence examples for poor curing from inspiring English sources

The early-age drying shrinkage cracking of near surface concrete due to the moisture loss or poor curing is a main cause of durability deterioration.

For instance, carbonation damages the cement-modified crushed rocks as a typical material for base course layer due to poor curing of material or cracking of asphalt.

This suggests that IC can be very useful for improving performance in concrete mixtures with relatively high W/C under poor curing conditions.

Five different representative scenarios have been considered; namely, poor curing of the adhesive, release agent contamination and moisture uptake by the composite substrates, which may occur during manufacturing of the joints, as well as Skydrol contamination and thermal degradation of the composite substrates, which are related to in-service life and could affect an adhesively bonded repair.

The first problem identified was the limited markets of camel hides due to their poor quality attributed to poor curing methods, poor flaying and use of sharp knives which damage the skins.

It has been observed that the full potential of camel hides as a product has not been realized in Kenya and other African countries due to their poor quality, which is attributed to poor curing and flaying methods (AU-IBAR 2006).

"If we believe that murder is wrong and not admissable in our society, then it has to be wrong for everyone," Prejean writes, "not just individuals but governments as well". In the quarter-century since the publication of "Dead Man Walking," the evidence remains unchanged: executions do not prevent crime, and taking another person's life is a poor cure for inconsolable grief.

The theories of Pythagoras, Copernicus, Newton and Einstein are ruthlessly (if not altogether successfully) co-opted as a means of explaining the mechanics of sexual attraction: "He was making a new world, particle by particle".Physics, though, turns out to be a poor cure for a broken heart.

Some main drawbacks of the specific drugs for anti-cancer use include poor solubility, intense cytotoxicity in healthy tissue [15], as well as an inability to accurately select tumor tissues; this results in harsh side effects, leading to poor cure rates.

In Thailand, poor adherence rates to the 14 day course is considered to be responsible for poor cure rates, whereas a high dose (60mg per day) 7 day regimen was shown to be efficacious in G6PD normal individuals over 28 days of follow-up [29].

In African data from Ethiopia, poor cure rates were also found, with only 43.5%% of HIV-positive patients being cured at 6-month follow-up [ 110].