Sentence examples for determinant of durability from inspiring English sources
Measurement of OSB moisture content (MC), a key determinant of durability, is often done using moisture pins and relies on a correlation between MC and the electrical resistance (R) of the OSB between the pins.
This report makes 2 important points: (1) pannus overgrowth may be a favorable determinant of the durability of xenografts, and (2) bovine pericardial valves may have excellent hemodynamic performance and tissue durability for more than 20 years in the mitral position even in young patients.
The primary determinant of chemical durability in glass is an ion exchange reaction in which alkali ions in the glass are exchanged with hydrogen atoms or hydronium ions present in atmospheric humidity or water.
The pore structure of these systems is also influential in their transport (moisture and ionic) performance which is a key determinant of their durability.
However, initial β-cell reserve and HbA1c were important determinants of glycemic durability.
Hall & Hoff [42] indicate that the sorptivity of material can be used to aid specification and acts as a determinant of longer term durability.
At this fragile moment in Egypt's political awakening, the performance of its government will be a more important determinant of its legitimacy and durability than whether it won an election.
"It is hard to see how something which ceases to work in this way could be said to be of reasonable quality, one of the determinants of which is durability," he said.
One is the problem of durability.
Durability: There is a wide range of durability among natural stone tiles.
