Balancing competing demands within a "cult of curability" may encourage physicians to evaluate success on the basis of curing, rather than on the basis of providing the best care for patients [ 17].
b Temperature of curing & Time of curing.
Influence of curing compound.
Largely because of these workers, the country has high rates of success in curing tuberculosis and keeping people with AIDS on antiretroviral drugs.
And despite their success in curing some of the mice, the three groups of researchers could not confirm another of Dr. Faustman's findings, published in Science in 2003.
They've even had some success in curing mice of existing disease and are on their way to developing a trial for human patients.
Clinical success was defined as outcome of cured or improved.
In addition, treatment success was considered the sum of cured and treatment completed, and lost to follow-up, treatment failed, and died were considered poor treatment outcomes.
Especially common are dances aimed at ensuring the continuity of fertility or the success of hunting, at curing the sick, or at achieving shamanistic trance states.
The success of filling and curing stages in a liquid composite molding (LCM) depends on many variables such as locations of gates and vents, temperature distribution, flow rate, injection pressure, etc.
