The phrase "affect durability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or conditions influence the longevity or resilience of a material or product.
Example: "The choice of materials can significantly affect durability, ensuring that the product lasts longer under various conditions."
Alternatives: "impact longevity" or "influence resilience".
Results showed that ESPFA do not affect durability.
There is a scarcity of information on how most of these additives affect durability.
The type of filler did not affect durability regarding compressive strength.
Stress concentration induced by shrinkage can lead to cracking which definitely affect durability of engineering structures especially for large volume concrete structures such as dams, tunnels, nuclear reactor and deep foundation.
After a section reporting the state of the art of the main features of straw bale constructions, including the most important physical parameters that affect durability and indoor comfort conditions, the paper reports the results of laboratory measurements aimed at assessing the sound absorption coefficient with an impedance tube and thermal conductivity with a guarded hot plate apparatus.
Some blame excessive inbreeding, which has affected durability; others argue that horses are too valuable a commodity as stallions to race into old age.
When a crack occurs, it accelerates the ingress of chloride ions and affects durability.
Conventional concrete and fiber reinforced concrete has brittle nature and hence crack easily under environmental and mechanical loads affecting durability of structures.
The objective was to determine if particle size affects durability of medialization in patients undergoing injection laryngoplasty (IL) with hyaluronic acid (HA) for unilateral vocal cord paralysis (UVCP).
Cracking of elements is one aspect which affects durability.
Using a combination of Habitus-Field Theory and Academic Capitalism approach, we investigate the effects of cumulative advantages on departmental level and take a closer look on how elevating inequalities affect strength and durability of collaborations between institutions over time.
