Sentence examples for become more stiff from inspiring English sources
"When there is dysfunction here, the arteries become more stiff, and we have heart attacks and arterial occlusions," said Dr. Siasos, who did the research with his colleague Dr. Christodoulos Stefanadis.
The same trend was also apparent when looking at the Young's modulus (E) of the samples post treatment, indicating the samples had become more stiff.
Transfer this mixture back into the rest of the cream and whip it again, until it becomes more stiff, but be careful not to over-whip it.
As k2 takes lower values (keeping k1 and k − 1 constant) the system becomes more stiff.
We found that our method outperforms the corresponding Gillespie approach when the reaction system becomes more stiff, i.e., the reaction rates will assume significantly different values spanning various orders of magnitude.
We have recently shown that amnioserosa cells with increased actin linear polymerisation also become more solid-like and probably stiffer than wild-type cells [ 10].
Since his father's death, Majeed has become more quiet at school, serious and stiff.
"We live in a very interesting time for bass music in Europe and France, the sounds have become more clean, tracks have higher quality, and the competition is stiff".
Sentences for drug-related offenses and other crimes have gotten stiffer in recent decades, and prosecutors have become more aggressive in seeking longer terms — as Mr. Harris discovered when he saw the multiple charges against him.
Competition for those "edu-tainment" dollars is stiff, and local historical societies, museums and government tourism agencies have become more creative in trying to lure heritage tourists.
