Sentence examples for more friable leading from inspiring English sources

Indeed, cysticidal drugs can make the cysts more friable, leading to poorer surgical outcomes.

Olefins crack more readily than paraffins, since their double carbon-carbon bonds are more friable under reaction conditions.

Hard rock is not suitable, although some of the more friable rocks can be pierced by steel piles.

Sure, the starters were a little less than inspired and at the end a meringue was more friable than chewy, but really I only mention these to reinforce my critical credentials.

The varying density of the bale (harder on the inside and more friable on the outside), means that it can be scratched and pecked, but will last throughout the chickens' lives.

However, because plants generally have smaller, more friable remains than animals, archaeologists were long forced to date them indirectly, via the sediments in which plant remnants were found rather than via the remnants themselves.

These more friable materials (rich in Na) can be ablated preferentially in the first stages of ablation.

For more friable concrete specimens, the heat-induced cracks produced a more pronounced reduction in compressive strength.

The suppression of plasticity made the cement stabilized shale quarry dust more friable, stiff and easily workable.

However, the bottom-ash was more friable than the silica abrasive, and as such, significantly more abrasive crushing was observed during the tests with the bottom-ash abrasive.

The greatest increases in SSY after forest harvesting (up to an order of magnitude) also occurred at sites underlain by the more friable lithologies.