Sentence examples for withstands in from inspiring English sources

The conical shape is also consistent with the fact that most of the forces that the screw withstands in a monolateral fixator are produced in the closest cortical to the assembly.

When toes' function declines, the pressure that the forefoot (metatarsal part) withstands in the pushing-off phase will significantly increase and the loading that toes bearing would decrease.

The design successfully withstood in-house crash- and safety-testing this year, Mr. Isoird said.

Some relationships make the people within them better, happier and more able to withstand in-laws.

In one report, only 11% preclinical cancer studies submitted to a major biotechnology company withstood in-house replication (Begley and Ellis, 2012).

It has become what I can tolerate and withstand in order to live.

Is what faces the BBC now more serious than what it withstood in the dark days of the mid-1980s?

None of these matters withstanding, in 1984 New Orleans took first place in the annual Drinking Water Taste Test Challenge of the American Water Works Association.

Kyushu Electric Power won the regulator's approval partly by increasing its estimates for how much shaking the Sendai plant could withstand in the event of a quake.

For all the Knicks underwent and withstood in a whirlwind season of unique and antithetical stages, they finished it with many of the subplots unresolved.

— whose only known cause is repetitive brain trauma — must have developed from concussions he dismissed or from the thousands of subconcussive collisions he withstood in his dozen years of football, most of them while his brain was developing.