Sentence examples for terms of curing from inspiring English sources

Polyimide/silica hybrids were prepared by a sol gel process and were evaluated in terms of curing behaviour, morphology and mechanical properties at different temperatures.

Test results indicated that the increase in GGBS or fly ash content had limited or negative influence on the compressive strength of UHPC in terms of curing regime type.

An in-depth knowledge of the actual development of the key mechanical properties of resins under different curing conditions (i.e., in terms of curing temperature) is of paramount importance for employing the above mentioned gradient method in practical applications.

Cellular reprogramming by only small molecules will significantly advance biomedical studies and clinical applications, and realize the long-term goal of curing degenerative diseases, injuries, and aging.

The DRCM of fly ash concrete is determined by the RCM test for a long-term period of curing up to 2 years.

In this regard, a comprehensive effort is accomplished in Construction Material Institute (CMI) to examine the short and long-term effect of curing regimes on durability of concretes located in Persian Gulf marine environment.

Significantly, the rapid and exciting advances in cellular reprogramming by small molecules will help us to achieve the long-term goal of curing devastating diseases, injuries, cancers and aging.

Success in oncology has traditionally been measured in terms of cure, survival, and tumour response.

Linezolid was found to be superior for the treatment of HAP in the ZEPHyR trial [67] in terms of cure rate and nephrotoxicity.

Combination antimicrobial therapy has been shown to be superior in terms of cure rate when compared to monotherapy in multiple observational studies [77].

The degree of additional benefit in terms of cure or longer disease-free survival will be estimated from the available literature, and the costs of the procedure and treatment of any complications calculated.