Sentence examples for a stable attribute from inspiring English sources
My essay enters this conversation by attempting to contemplate truth not as a stable attribute but as a ongoing attribution, that is, not as an inherent property but rather as a dynamic process predicated upon functional idiosyncrasies of our evolved cognitive architecture.
Sense of coherence (SOC) is conceptualized as a mutable orientation to life, but has often been found a stable attribute of individual differences.
The substantial correlation of SCF scores over time may represent a stable attribute.
The fact that in our study SCF remained stable suggests that it may represent a stable attribute.
"But people don't wake up in the morning and say, 'I'll be a Baptist instead of a Buddhist.' Religion is the way the world makes sense to them, and for them that seems like a pretty stable attribute".
In contrast to past literature, we argue that populism is not a stable ideological attribute of political actors but rather a gradational quality of political claims.
Rather than seeing a student's epistemological belief as a stable, fixed attribute of the person, instructors can think of the stance as one of many stances toward biology learning that the student may take, one that is tied to the context in which it was expressed.
State television quoted doctors as saying on Saturday that Mr. Rapanos was stable, attributing his symptoms to extreme fatigue or a possible virus.
Fitness and well-being as well as daily activities might represent more stable attributes than physical complaints and thus might not change in a 2-months treatment.
In this context, studies examining whether social preferences are stable attributes of individuals or stable attributes of situations are important.
Moreover, because these responses are spontaneous, they are more likely to be perceived as genuine, stable attributes of character that apply not only to the current activity but to other pursuits as well, including commercial endeavors.
