Sentence examples for more abrasion from inspiring English sources

All braided sutures caused a similar amount of abrasion of joint cartilage, but they caused significantly more abrasion (>20-fold) than the monofilament degradable suture.

Dentifrices with same pH-value, fluoride content and similar RDA-values but a higher buffering capacity exhibited significantly more abrasion than toothpastes with lower buffering capacity.

This causes the coatings to show different behaviors in different wear conditions; in particular, harder coatings are more abrasion-resistant, but undergo a more severe mass loss under unlubricated sliding conditions.

According to St Jude Medical (SJM), Optim is 50 times more abrasion-resistant than silicone and, after >5 years experience with >278 000 Optim™-covered leads, 99.9% of leads are free from abrasion of any type.

For instance, the loosening of the girth strap during a break may cause more movement of the saddle equipment and, therefore, more abrasions.

Omission of the binder resulted in a surface resistivity one order of magnitude less, of 12.3 Ω/square, but the surface resistivity of these samples increased more upon abrasion than the samples coated with binder.

It possesses many advantages over more conventional abrasion tests including the ability to test small volumes of material and thin coatings, its perceived ease of use and the low cost of the test equipment, and its versatility.

The more physical abrasion of the foam, the more the chemicals are freed to find their way into someone's body.

In a statement Tuesday, the company noted that leads from all manufacturers can fail and said the Optim coating is 50 times more resistant to abrasion than silicone, the standard coating.

Less likely to break on impact but more prone to abrasion.

Particle impacts appear to be much more important than abrasion.