The phrase "a stationary level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level that does not change or move, often in contexts related to measurements or conditions.
Example: "The water reached a stationary level after the heavy rain, indicating that the drainage system was functioning properly."
Alternatives: "an unchanging level" or "a fixed level".
This would bring industry to a halt and population to a stationary level.
The marginal density functions and the traceplots indicate that σ converges to a stationary level, i.e., the parameter values oscillate around a constant value so that we can assume that the parameter space has been explored exhaustively.
To measure the charge on bubbles, they were generated electrolytically in a glass electrophoresis cell so that they rose vertically up a "stationary level" in the cell, while at the same time moving sideways under the action of a horizontal potential gradient.
After a transient period, protein levels do not show evidence of oscillations any longer but reach a stationary level around which they fluctuate.
The rise in IL-10 concentrations was found only in the Ex group whereas the NEx group maintained a stationary level.
As a result, the dynamics consists of two proteins (P0 and P1 in the case shown in Figure 3C) fluctuating around a stationary level, while a third one (P2 in Figure 3C) has vanished.
As a general pattern the anti-gSG6 IgG response increased, or persisted at a high stationary level, during the transmission/rainy season (August to October), when there is a continued exposure to bites of anopheline mosquitoes.
The observation of a hysteresis (which so far has not been reported in the literature) is particularly noteworthy, as the RD intensity recorded during each annealing step had always reached a practically stationary level.
For a signal strength greater than the inflection point of a dose-response curve, the stationary level quickly reaches a plateau whose value is three orders of magnitude higher than its low stationary level at a signal smaller than the inflection point.
In the present study, we did not intend to introduce specific attentional changes but rather tried to keep the animals at a stationary attentional level (see Materials and Methods).
If structure is located in the stationary (or temporary stationary) level ice then structure freezes in the ice and ice collars occur during constant water level and cold temperatures.
