Sentence examples for a better strength from inspiring English sources
Palm, who predicts movement within the ranking each week, said that even if the Sooners lost, they would have a better strength of schedule than U.S.C. (10-1) or L.S.U.
Through the micro-hardness test, optimized fiber length and weight content of silk fibers used to make a better strength silk fiber/PLA biocomposite was determined.
The findings showed that there was a better strength retention in the MgSO4aq-exposed samples compared to the Na2SO4aq exposed due to the formation of surfacial deposits and intra-microstructurally crystallized anhydrite (CaSO4).
In this case, one might wonder whether the frame is useful, but currently all biomechanical studies show a better strength of the suture when it is reinforced by a frame that is, in metal (Shelbourne et al. 2001) or non-absorbable wire (Ravalin et al. 2002) or hamstrings (Mihalko et al. 2010).
Efficiency in energy-utilization in the adoption of curing methods and effects of NaOHaq concentration towards achieving a better strength performance in the synthesis of alkaline activated ground-steel-slag (GSS) with ultrafine palm-oil-fuel ash (UPOFA) – (AAGU) mortars and concrete prompted this study.
Still others say they become more mentally focused during cardio, which leads to a better strength training session.
Consequently, the Al-added bainitic steel has a better strength-elongation combination at bainitic holding temperatures higher than 450 °C while Si-added steel has a better strength-elongation combination at temperatures lower than 450 °C.
Although pure titanium is known to have good biocompatibility, a titanium alloy with better strength is needed for fabricating clinically acceptable, partial removable dental prosthesis (RDP) frameworks.
The lumbar strength prediction model of the older adults in this study showed a better lumbar strength predictability for older adults (R = .64, p < 0.001).
The injected slurry (normally cement) and the fragmented soil together create an improved soil mass with better strength, deformability and permeability characteristics.
It has a better compressive strength than some other construction materials, such as wood, concrete, and brick, and a tensile strength that is comparable to that of steel.
