Sentence examples for more extended lifetime from inspiring English sources

But I liked the odds: total hip replacement is considered a success in 96percentt of cases, with 90percentt of new hip joints functioning problem-free for at least a decade and most capable of a more extended lifetime.

The results of thermal cycling tests show that the GTBCs have a more extended lifetime than the DCL coatings.

In this paper comprehensive studies of structure and properties of VVER-1000 RPV steels after the accelerated irradiation to fluences corresponding to extended lifetime up to 60 years or more as well as comparative studies of materials irradiated with different fluxes were carried out.

This has helped to overcome the barrier of LED lights being much more expensive to buy outright than conventional alternatives, even though they are less expensive over their extended lifetime.

No more extended adolescence for me.

The other possible outcomes suggested a more extended struggle.

The instrumentalists had more extended opportunities to impress.

"Miguel Batista would be available for more extended use on Saturday.

There were no more extended breaks, no more jaunts, no more magic.

(Kornhauser [2004] provides a more extended account).

Scalability and extended lifetime are two critical design goals of any large scale wireless sensor network.