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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a stable two months" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period of two months during which a situation or condition has remained consistent or unchanged.
Example: "After experiencing fluctuations in sales, we finally achieved a stable two months of steady growth."
Alternatives: "a consistent two months" or "two months of stability".
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He remains clinically stable three months later.
We also demonstrated poor reproducibility of an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) performed early after an acute STEMI compared to a new test in a stable condition three months later [ 4].
None of the patients had a complete or partial response to treatment, 17 patients (45.9%) demonstrated a stable disease six months after initiation of treatment.
Patients taking psychotropic medication (n = 132, 40.0%) were asked to remain on a stable dose for two months before treatment started and to stay on the same dose for the duration of treatment, and the majority of patients reported that they followed this advice.
In fact, the samples were still stable even two months later with just a sign of precipitation.
The formulation was found to be stable after two months stability study at accelerated condition.
The team also found the insulin in the liquid remained stable for two months at room temperature, and at least four months if refrigerated.
Jonjo O'Neill's Clan Royal, runner-up last year and a two-time winner over the big Aintree fences, would be strongly fancied were it not for the virus that shut down his stable for two months in mid-winter.
In the reference group, scores were stable over two months.
The levels of NefG3C-GFP remained stable during two months period in culture, but progressively declining thereafter (not shown).
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