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First, it suggests that durability and reliability are closely linked.

It suggests that the engineered cartilage from human chondrocytes may have sufficient strength and durability for clinical uses.

It suggests that the nitrogen-doped carbons as a protective layer are effective in enhancing the catalytic activity for oxygen-reduction reactions and durability of the PEMFCs.

This series suggests that durability of the unmounted viable allograft for aortic valve replacement is greater than for other types of tissue valves.

We got the "Savage Green" edition, given TC's penchant for green things, and while the vibrant colors make it look a little like a child's toy, the feel of the speaker suggests tremendous durability, as it's completely solid and there's no errant rattling or anything else going on.

It also suggests that the Mo2C NWs exhibit superior activity and durability over the Mo2C NSs.

The investigators followed the endoscopists for 5 months and observed that the ADR for endoscopists in the intervention group was stable (46%), suggesting durability of the training.

All 14 patients with objective responses began treatment 6 months or more before data analysis, and 8 (of 14) responses lasted 6 months or more, suggesting durability of response.

Investigation of aging effect of plasma treatment revealed that there was no significant change in wettability of viscose samples 21 days after plasma treatment, which suggests good durability of treatment.

But it also suggests wealthy Chinese continue to have doubts about the durability of China's economic progress.

It is suggested that more emphasis should be taken on the durability design and test of the spring damper.