Sentence examples for more elastic and from inspiring English sources

Newly produced fibers are more elastic and gradual accumulation into compact lamella might cause them to lose their elasticity, as revealed by the difference in the density of the histological staining (Hiraoka et al., 2006).

When done aerobically, swimming helps to keep arteries more elastic and clear of calcium deposits.

The underlying aim is less an aesthetic one than a mission to create a more elastic, and therefore tolerant, environment.

In Clark's hands, though, this genre becomes lighter, more elastic, and less sure of itself, all to the good.

This beating makes the dough a little more elastic, and will help the loaf cake peak gently in the centre.

It's what makes DJing more elastic and versatile than, say, a rock band, whose members are tied to their audience by the songs they know and have rehearsed.

Benioff enumerated on the power of cloud computing, saying that it is more elastic, scalable and generally easier for companies to use.

The skin of a healthy sleeper is more elastic, supple and taut.

This can be prevented by using more elastic casings and by a slower drying rate (Fig. 181).

Her skin became more elastic, her limbs and face became less swollen, and her blood pressure steadied.

The technique uses an elastic tape that is extremely thin and much more elastic than conventional bandages and applies it to the patient's skin.