Sentence examples for more durable in from inspiring English sources

(And they are likely to be far more durable in the next storm).

It can be concluded that alkali activated GBFS are more durable in 5% MgSO4 or 5% MgCl2 than OPC pastes.

But as Mother Jones's example shows, nonprofit publications, while they may initially be more durable in a down economy, are far from impervious to market forces.

Next steps: To be practical, the catalyst needs to become more durable; in the researchers' experiments, the reaction rates dropped by half after only 100 hours of testing.

For diameter-to-thickness ratios of 40 or less, bonded tubes are more durable in creep rupture than the equivalent unbonded ones.

The book is full of statistics about how — to choose just one example — light bulbs have grown dramatically brighter and more durable in ways that elude the Consumer Price Index.

The use of CF with the above guidelines and contiguous deployment of RF lesions in EFFICAS II study resulted in more durable PVI in catheter ablation of PAF.

The Marriage of Figaro made a more durable impression in its next performances, in Prague later in 1786.

Interestingly, there were suggestions of greater ACR and EULAR responses, and greater LDAS and DAS28 (erythrocyte sedimentation rate) remission rates in the abatacept group than in the infliximab group, and a more durable response in the abatacept group, although it should be noted that in the infliximab group only the 3 mg/kg dose was used (with no opportunity to dose escalate).

The synthetic polybutadiene, first polymerized in czarist Russia, had undergone a series of catalytic refinements — titanium to nickel to cobalt to neodymium — that had led to more durable flexibilities in tires and extra distance in golf balls.

The addition of a second 'booster' session six months after the initial counseling may be necessary in order to achieve a greater and more durable decline in risk.