Sentence examples for more aggressive conditions from inspiring English sources

The advantage of using these polymeric catalysts is obvious: the backbone withstands more aggressive conditions than a bio material could ever survive.

With the aim of testing the coating under more aggressive conditions, new samples were weathered at 10 ppm SO2 and 80% RH for longer time up to 4 weeks.

Straining of the Zn coating immersed in the solution was comparatively a much more aggressive condition than straining the sample in air before the corrosion tests.

54 Age-related macular degeneration is a more aggressive condition than CRVO and so it is unlikely that more frequent dosing would be needed.

Most authors suggest to treat the more aggressive condition first, thus improving the overall status of the patient and facilitating a better response of the second disease to therapy [ 28].

A recent EA document stated: "It is widely accepted that [climate change] will lead to an acceleration of coastal erosion due to more aggressive marine conditions".

Mixed pearlite/bainite can already exist in Class C wheels; more aggressive quenching conditions used to manufacture Class D wheels can result in wheels which exhibit more extensive regions of non-pearlitic microstructure than are typically present in current wheels.

In general, the more aggressive test conditions in this effort were identified as more favorable for producing bimodally-distributed lifetime populations in which the shorter life populations were dominated by the life-limiting behavior.

A life cycle cost analysis determined that a plant designed and operated to achieve minimum flux decline resulted in a higher total plant cost than a plant designed and operated at more aggressive filtration conditions, which produced the higher moving average flux and more flux decline.

This conclusion was verified by subjecting the same samples to more aggressive reducing conditions, 2.86 M β-ME and 10 min boiling or 200 mM dithiolthreitol and 10 min boiling, after which the bands for higher molecular weight species were still present and with the same intensity (data not shown).

Although more aggressive acylation conditions or other routine synthetic transformations, such as deprotection in organic acid, may be problematic for DESPS, the redundancy of encoding DNA per bead and sensitivity of PCR jointly confer a high degree of robustness to synthesis conditions.