Sentence examples for for better stability from inspiring English sources
If you have no choice but to walk on a slippery surface, bend slightly forward and shorten your stride or shuffle your feet for better stability.
However, in some patients with pneumatization or systemic diseases, such as diabetes mellitus, or in heavy smokers, cross-type C-tubes with longer miniscrews are recommend for better stability.
Charge density analysis shows that the 2l and 6l structures are electronically similar which might be a cause for better stability of 6l structure over a 4l sequence or other periodic structures.
Hence, the as-synthesized NiCo2O4 nanosheets and nanocones, which are carbon-free and binder-free with higher energy densities and stronger connections between active materials and current collectors for better stability, are promising for use in advanced anodes for high-performance LIBs.
The model also adopts a numerical filter for better stability in calculation.
Both techniques can also be combined with cranial cerclage for better stability (Peckett et al., 2004).
The excess of particle surface charges upon SDS adsorption is pointed out for a better stability of the corresponding ink formulation as well as for a better dispersibility of the powder at dry state, which result in a more homogeneous composite electrode.
A design for a better stability mainly depends on a combination of the width of the hull, the shape of the cut section of the hull and the displacement of the mass.
It was confirmed that upon annealing due to redistribution of Pt and Ni atoms Pt-skin is formed on catalyst surface, which is responsible for a better stability during the aging test.
Thus, our study provided an evidence for the better stability by GSH and lipoic acid when coupled to biomolecules to obtain new delivery platforms (Roux et al. 2005).
For a better stability, instead of sample standard deviations, we used the corresponding order statistics, namely, the difference of quantiles: (25) For Gaussian distributions, this quantity (Eq. (25)) coincides with its standard deviation (SD).
