The phrase "at the durable" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The product is designed to last, ensuring quality at the durable level."
Alternatives: "at the lasting" or "at the resilient".
Paul Ashworth, senior United States economist at Capital Economics, said the durable goods data "fits within the broader pattern that we are seeing: the severity of the recession is easing gradually, but any actual recovery is still some way off".
28 at 8). | The durable Harold Prince production of "Don Giovanni," restaged by Albert Sherman, with Aaron St. Clair Nicholson (in the title role), Mardi Byers, Julianna Di Giacomo, Bruce Sledge, and Daniel Mobbs David Wroee.
From military bases to corporate waste sites, and in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Colorado and beyond, new awareness of PFAS pollution and its long-term effects has left Americans horrified at the unusually durable "forever chemicals" they've been ingesting for years.
If your job or lifestyle puts your laptop at risk of getting damaged, you may want to look at the most durable options.
Most trials (106; 87%) used clopidogrel for at least six months in the durable polymer/biodegradable polymer drug eluting stent arms, and 81 trials were considered at low risk of bias (supplementary table B).
The antitumour activity reported with abiraterone acetate could be explained, at least in part, by the durable and profound suppression of serum androstenedione and DHEA, in addition to that of testosterone and oestradiol (Attard et al, 2008).
The age at pubertal onset was defined as the age at durable Tanner B2 stage for girls and a testicular volume of more than 4 ml for boys (G2).
This article aims at the development of durable cement-based lightweight aggregate composites, with a good balance between the thermal and mechanical properties.
Costaldo and Reilly (2007) find that households receiving external remittances spend more at the margin on durable goods and utilities but less on food as compared to households that receive no remittances.
This has resulted in considerable loss of purchasing power for many countries and billions of consumers, and thus a reorientation of demand at the expense of durable goods, which have become inaccessible to many.
