Sentence examples for accurately stable from inspiring English sources

Throughout the process of creating stable representations (or, perhaps more accurately, stable techniques of representation), conflicts abound: over the adequacy of models and the accuracy of measurements, the right ways of reading inscriptions, and the wider meanings that can be extrapolated from such records, taken alone or brought into interaction with one another.

We conducted computed tomography (CT) scans after two and six cycles due to the constraints of the institutions and, therefore, it is challenging to accurately assess stable disease, duration of response and time to progression.

The results show that our algorithm can capture the shock waves and the material interface accurately, and is stable and robust even for solutions with large density and pressure gradients.

The MSG result still remains stable, accurately recovering both the resistivity values and interface depths, especially x = 0 (Fig. 5c, e).

These results indicate that adults performed more accurately on the stable matched control words as compared with the shift words and were more accurate reading words in context versus in isolation.

Criteria a biomarker needs to meet are that it changes as a function of the process being monitored, can be accurately measured; is stable and does not show diurnal variations, correlates with exercise intensity, and is present in detectable amounts in easily accessible biological fluids [ 10].

Higher levels of 3-nitrotyrosine in plasma proteins have been reported in atherosclerotic patients and accurately measured by stable isotope dilution HPLC with on-line electrospray ionization tandem mass spectrometry (LC/ESI/MS/MS) [ 54] and specific ELISA techniques developed to measure fibrinogen and 3-nitrotyrosine modified fibrinogen [ 55, 56].

As a result, BICLIC can find comprehensive biclusters accurately and also provides stable output in multiple runs.

However, it is unrealistic to expect that curves can be accurately identified in a stable and fully automatic manner in every case.

While QTLs identified in an intraspecific population will have fewer obstacles to implement in breeding, the low genetic diversity within Upland cotton presents another challenge for researchers to accurately identify and map stable QTLs with moderate to high effects.

The ENO based algorithm is shown to be numerically stable and to accurately capture shocks, small flow features and particle dispersion.