No such distinction can yet be made between the phenotypes of genotype-specific qualitative resistance and other, potentially more durable forms of resistance to STB.
2 Modern implant designs for total arthroplasty could improve on these results, 3 but the search for new and more durable forms of arthroplasty continues.
Soldier — a more durable class, but slower in speed.
I spent £110 on more durable breast forms, baulking at the expense but knowing that they'd last until I got on hormones.
These ideas of military reform -- maneuver warfare, a focus on strategy, advancement of imaginative officers who take initiative on the battlefield, production of quicker, more durable weapons -- can form the basis for a 21st-century defense policy.
Titanium is also favored for use by farriers, because it is lighter and more durable than steel when formed into horseshoes.
They also displayed a higher capacity to stimulate interferon-γ production, and formed more durable bonds with 1G4 TCR, as measured under both 3D and 2D conditions (Table 1).
We will have to develop much more sustainable, or durable forms of food production because the way we have done things up to now are no longer as viable as they once appeared to be.
Salil Mehra, a professor at Temple University's Beasley School of Law, notes in a forthcoming article in the Minnesota Law Review that the potential prosecution-proofing that algorithms provide to companies may leave cartels not only more likely to form but also more durable.
So she and her colleagues analyzed the more durable fossil mineral phosphate in the form of the toothlike remains of a now-extinct eel-like animal.
But those paying attention were coming to see Jackson as a model, the capital of a new African American politics and economics, a form of resistance more durable than protest.
