Sentence examples for bond longevity from inspiring English sources

The resin CAD bond longevity after longer aging period, as in our study, has been poorly investigated.

This is why some relationships have a deeper bond and longevity.

Little is known about how social bonds influence longevity in nonhuman animals, in part because tracking animal relationships over many years is very difficult.

In the new work, a team led by Silk looked at the correlation between social bonding and longevity, another important indicator of fitness.

These have recently become popular with large investors looking to diversify away from stocks and bonds.But whereas protection against natural catastrophes tends to be offered for a year or two, longevity bonds are only useful over longer periods enough time needs to pass for past projections to have been proved wrong.

So new investors are being sought to take on risks associated with ever-older clients through "longevity" bonds, whereby outsiders take on the unwanted risks.

Our results show that mortality correlations across countries have a significant impact on pricing longevity bonds.

Degradability is among the most important properties in the biomedical field, which is crucial to bone apposition on implants, bone-implant bonding and implantation longevity.

We take into account the mortality correlations across countries and utilize the multivariate Wang transform to derive the valuation formula for pricing the longevity bonds, with payoffs based on a combined weighted mortality index.

The economic literature has long speculated about the possibility of "survivor bonds" to hedge this longevity risk by paying off when a generation lives longer than expected.

Glutaraldehyde is also a cross-linker agent, which is able to improve the mechanical properties of collagen fibrils and their resistance against degradation, increasing the longevity of bonding, as observed in this study [15, 16].