Sentence examples for resistant to breakage from inspiring English sources

He also uses a double-strength tempered glass, which is more resistant to breakage than regular glass.

For example, diamond has been explored for delivering drugs into cancer cells, and if the tips are flexible, they could be more resistant to breakage.

Our results however, also demonstrate that species with high density wood and large trees, although largely resistant to breakage in less severe storms, may be vulnerable to stem break during hurricanes of María's severity.

The lower temperature permits the inclusion of steel rings, molded-in threaded bushings, or fibreglass reinforcements, which become baked into the wheel and serve to make it more resistant to breakage from side pressure.

The 3D-imprinted membrane is very stable, highly resistant to breakage and biofouling i.e. possess anti-bacterial property in comparison to the conventional membranes.

One possibility is that a curved screen might be more difficult to scratch or more resistant to breakage if dropped.

The Iowa Stiff Stalk Synthetic population was constituted by 16 inbred lines resistant to stalk breakage [ 8] and the borer resistance exhibited by inbreds developed from this population could be consequence of mechanical resistance [ 9].

Since then, incremental improvements in silicon manufacturing have enabled IMI to overcome this problem and produce racks that are highly resistant to chipping and breakage.

They found that sub-terminal regions of DNA are resistant to shearing, with breakages only occurring at the next cleavable location in relation to the terminal end of the fragments.

Thus, the modified DNA is resistant to growth inhibition and oxidative double-stranded DNA breakage caused by H2O2 [ 9].

Species with high density wood were resistant to uprooting, hurricane-induced mortality, and were protected from breakage during Hugo but not María.