Sentence examples for Less durability from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'less durability' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to something that is not very long lasting or durable, or to describe an object or material that does not have a long life-span. For example, "The new phone model was advertised as having long battery life, but in reality it had less durability than expected."
Kwan [1] pointed out that many products are designed with less durability for people to keep consuming.
In general, concrete made with RA showed less durability due to high pore volume which led to high permeability and water absorption.
The control mortar showed less durability to carbonation compared to the mortars made with clinoptilolite at the end of carbonation tests.
Results indicate the less durability due to copper oxidation for copper-plated fabric and low and non-homogenous conductivity for nickel-plated fabric because of weak coherence between particles and fabric surface.
The mortars subjected to coupled (sulfate and abrasive) effects show less durability if compared to ones cured in water and later abraded.
Aggregate blends with maximum packing density (PD) require lower amounts of paste to fulfill voids between aggregates and as a result, they are less expensive and have less durability problems.
The durability and light weight of papyrus ensured its use until cheaper--but less durable--pulped paper was developed by Chinese bureaucrat Ts'ai Lun in 105 C.E.
He may think that he does but the way he is playing suggests something rather less than durability.
Paperbacks are made less for durability and more for mass consumption.
We have shown that the new design has the lower stiction, longer wear durability, less lube degradation and carbon overcoat wear, less probability of tipping occurrence and lower glide avalanche than that of the conventional design.
The drives are manufactured by Samsung, and you're going to want one if you're looking for durability, less weight, extended battery life, and, theoretically, more speed in the boot process.
