Sentence examples for resistant to fracturing from inspiring English sources

The researchers, who described their work in the journal Nature Materials, found this to be the case -- their reinforced ceramic was much more resistant to fracturing than unreinforced types.

The equations show that changing the characteristics of the trees had meager effects: Doubling the size of a tree only increases the required wind speed by 9%; likewise, using wood more resistant to fracturing (oak versus pine) increased the critical wind speed by less than 10%.

The osteoporosis drug, teriparatide, works by increasing the action of osteoblasts, the bone-building cells, causing bones to become denser and more resistant to fractures, officials said.

Seventeen muscles attach to the scapula; therefore, this bone is usually resistant to fractures [34].

However, PTH treatment increased the energy required to break the femur making it more resistant to fracture.

Moreover, there is no evidence that veneering composites are more resistant to fracture than porcelain (as they are more prone to chipping) [45,46].

Design diagrams that account explicitly for thermal and intrinsic residual stresses are presented to identify geometries that are resistant to fracture and buckling.

At 50 °C in ambient conditions with UV exposure selected to better simulate real-world environments devices were more resistant to fracture because of an interfacial strengthening effect from increased hydrogen bonding where UV-induced Zn(OH 2 formation reinforced the interface with P3HT PCBM.

This is evident from the observations that the bones of adult ZAS3−/− mice are thicker and more resistant to fractures.

Zirconia is tougher and more resistant to fracture [ 3, 4].

Mixed acid gels with pH's 3 4 were more resistant to fracture than those at pH2.