Sentence examples for relatively longer lifetime from inspiring English sources

Projected ozone concentrations decreased fairly evenly across the globe due to the relatively longer lifetime of methane compared with other ozone precursors (e.g., NOx, VOCs).

The balanced scheme maintains the initial network operation for longer time and the random selection scheme has relatively longer network lifetime, too.

Thus, the clusters are more stable and have longer lifetime.

This could also account for its longer lifetime.

Consequently, the failure model changes from wear failure with the shorter lifetime to fatigue failure with the longer lifetime.

The photo-generated carrier lifetimes in these selected regions show a longer lifetime compared to monolayer graphene (1 ML).

The larger NCs, which emit at the longer wavelength, have surface state emission with a longer lifetime.

Neither of these options are generally as good as stretching distributions over the beneficiary’s longer lifetime.

The simulation results show that CEDA gives a longer lifetime than the existing routing protocols.

Compared with the dysprosium coordination polymers, coordination polymer 2 presents a longer lifetime.

The trapped hole embodied in Fe4+ has longer lifetime because of the immobilized electron in Fe2+.