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They also provide a much longer lifespan and have advantages in fast charging.
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The fatter diameter means a longer lifespan and the price is more than budget-friendly.
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On the LCD side, you got brighter, punchier colors, a thinner design, and a longer lifespan.
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The fatter diameter means a longer lifespan, even for toproping, and the price is more than budget-friendly.
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It certainly made for a longer lifespan.
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PU is dense and strong, with a longer lifespan than EVA, but it isn't quite as soft.
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Zhang said her study could not prove, however, that tai chi was responsible for some men's longer lifespan.
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And in a separate study of older men and women, good grip strength was correlated with longer lifespan.
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The almost black "Queen of the Night" reputedly has a longer lifespan than some other varieties.
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However, MaxiTrans had changed its manufacturing processes since 2013 to use continuous welding, which gave trailers a longer lifespan.
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Snell and Ames dwarf mice also exhibit reduced IGF-I, resistance to cancer and a longer lifespan than control mice.
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Michelin markets tyres that ensure optimum safety throughout the tyre's longer lifespan, and save fuel due to limited rolling resistance.
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There is some evidence that lower levels of these measures are associated with longer lifespan and diminished risk for age-related diseases.
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Less spinning, less risk of shaft damage from changes in hole geometry in the softer rock, and an overall longer lifespan.
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We discuss the implications for human neurological phenotypes where axons are longer and have to be maintained over a much longer lifespan.
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The return is bigger, and over a longer period of time, said Goren, noting that products like cars have a longer lifespan than phones.
