Based on an assumed usual care cure rate of 70%, and not allowing for potential effects of clustering, we estimated that 62 patients were required in each group to attain 80% power, testing at the 0.05 level (2-sided), to detect a difference in cure rate of at least 20% between either of the interventions and usual care.
By 1936 he had worked out a new theory of slumps resistant to the usual cures of easy money and low interest rates, calling it, with his trademark lack of modesty, "The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money".
To a small decrease of the modulus of the final materials a large increase of the toughness of the thermoset is associated, as compared with the neat epoxy resin when cured with an usual curing agent.
Adopting a multi-scaled/hierarchical toughening approach, we have produced nanofiber-reinforced epoxy laminate composites with superior toughness as a consequence of built-in, thermally catalyzed cross-linking between the nanofiber and the epoxy matrix, in addition to the usual curing within the epoxy itself.
The surgical margin required for LM has not been confirmed by any randomised controlled trial: 5 mm or more is usual and gives cure rates of ∼90 95% [ 33].
Or resort to your usual trusted hangover cure.
The announcement was hedged in the usual caveats ("functionally cured" was the exact term used).
The usual list of cures from UN agencies, the World Bank and IMF include measures to stop tax evasion, more progressive income tax policies, incentives for foreign investment, conditional cash transfers, subsidies and credits for small businesses and agriculture, limited expansion of public investment and social safety nets.
Structure and mechanical properties of cured composite under simulated space conditions were analysed and compared with composite cured by usual ground technology.
