Sentence examples for better buoyancy from inspiring English sources

Women might outperform men in open-water swimming due to greater proportions of body fat – e.g., better buoyancy or insulation.

Gas has a higher superficial tension and better buoyancy and does not need a second surgery to remove it.

This might lead to the assumption that female swimmers would present a more stable horizontal position in the water due to better buoyancy capability.

The biopolymeric-coated optimized beads exhibited excellent buoyancy, better ex vivo mucoadhesion and slower drug release rate.

The alginate-AG gel membrane enveloped optimized matrices (F-O, coated) exhibited superior buoyancy, better ex vivo mucoadhesion and slower drug release rate.

The Fed has made reducing unemployment a top priority, but in practice its policy of keeping rates very low and buying up the safest assets to stimulate the economy means investors are willing to take on more risk in search of better returns, hence the buoyancy on Wall Street amid the austerity in Washington and gloom on Main Street.

It is also being an experimental experience that jet pump performance is a function of valve seating design and active pressure control is expected to work better than the gravity and buoyancy settled valve.

Knechtle et al.[ 37] compared the anthropometry of ultra-swimmers and Ironman athletes and showed that male and female ultra-swimmers have a higher body mass, a higher body mass index and a higher percentage of body fat than Ironman triathletes leading to a higher buoyancy and a better insulation against cold water temperatures.

And she is better yet in the heart-catching buoyancy of her final circuit of jumps.

A breath of fresh air always makes you feel slightly better because it increases your natural buoyancy.

Since the 1920's, women have often swum the English Channel faster than men, in part, because of a greater amount and better distribution of body fat to provide buoyancy and insulation.