Sentence examples for strengths as compared from inspiring English sources
The present DMSIM has advantages of lower cement content, shorter hardening time and higher concrete strengths, as compared to NTWMM.
It is interesting to find that the emergence of the second hydration shell enhances the ionic hydrogen bond strengths, as compared with the structure without the additional water molecular.
Uniaxial compression tests revealed two key findings associated with these passivated samples: (i) ∼80% higher strengths as compared with the uncoated samples of the same diameter, 200 nm; and (ii) Bauschinger effect-like hysteresis during unloading reloading segments.
Most importantly, the newly designed TFC TbHF membrane not only shows enhanced separation performance and mechanical strengths as compared with the conventional TFC SbHF spun from the identical spinning conditions, but also exhibits satisfying long-term stability, suggesting its a great potential for pervaporation applications.
The ambitious follow-up period of 6 months is also conceptually one of the strengths, as compared with 3 months in most studies [ 11].
A specific instrument such as Stoma-QOL has its self-evident strengths as compared with generic instruments by virtue of its increased sensitivity to the unique problems related to a particular disease.
Sodium tetraborate has a high salinity tolerance due to comparatively less ionic strength as compared to sodium metaborate (Lv et al. 2011).
Using Quickstep curing, samples were produced exhibiting comparable interlaminar properties but lower flexural strength as compared to those produced using the autoclave.
Natural fiber (NF) unsaturated polyester (UP) composites show lower density, equal flexural modulus, and comparable flexural strength but relatively poor impact strength as compared to a glass fiber (GF) composites.
Ethan didn't do any sports except golf, but he had six inches of height and fifty pounds on Patty and provided discouraging perspectives on female muscle strength as compared with men's.
Composites are the materials with lower bulk and higher strength as compared to metals.
