| Spandex adds stretchability, provides shape retention, minimizes wrinkling and adds resiliency to a fabric. |
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| Microfiber's high level of stretchability and rapid drying qualities guaranty garments with a perfect cut and excellent wearability. |
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| Bostik advanced adhesives enable its clients to produce a product that has better stretchability, fit, and ease of use. |
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| Polyurethane fibers are lightweight and have a high degree of stretchability which makes them good for applications like swimsuits and other athletic apparel. |
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| Women are asked to categorise the observation depending on the stretchability of the secretion. |
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| A chemical derivative from natural rubber, chlorinated rubber, gives films of extraordinary stretchability. |
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| Lucobit displays superior tenacity, biaxial stretchability, and flexibility even at low temperatures. |
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| He would fabricate silicon in accordion-like shapes that could unfold and fold without breaking: stretchability without stretching. |
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| The texture and the nature of a rope is determined by the colour, fineness, stiffness, strength, and stretchability of the fibres or filaments used in its construction. |
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| The combination of two high-technology urethane membranes provides effective pressure redistribution due to the multi-directional stretchability of the materials. |
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| If the stretchability of fabrics has been known to increase freedom of movement for many years, it has only more recently been demonstrated that compressing the muscles most in demand improved their performance. |
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| Its uniqueness resides in its stretchability. |
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| Yet, there are some cases when PP products do not satisfy the demands due to a lack of stretchability. |
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| Stretchability is a measure of quantity which is not of greatest importance. |
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