The phrase "at a stable temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, cooking, or any situation where maintaining a consistent temperature is important.
Example: "The experiment requires that the samples be stored at a stable temperature to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "at a constant temperature" or "maintained at a fixed temperature."
In response to complaints, plans for parking and an elevator have been altered, and Mr. Richard said that the heating and cooling system would be environmentally responsible and keep the interior of the vast building, with its art and frescoes, at a stable temperature and humidity.
The photosensor blocks are always run at a stable temperature in the range of 20-22°C 20-22°C05°C).
The aperture increases considerably with increasing temperature and reduces gradually to a steady value at a stable temperature.
Researchers have now designed a light-sheet microscope that can image multiple embryos at once, keeping them at a stable temperature in their growth media.
One important point is that temperature would alter intrinsic morphology of DNA; so, we performed all measurements out at a stable temperature.
At a stable temperature, the curvature is relatively constant throughout the simulation (κ ≈ 0.11 Å-1, for a radius of approximately 9.0 Å).
If the reactor's equipment breaks down, the pebbles are supposed to warm up only a little further and then reach a stable temperature at which there is little risk of a meltdown.
Because the heat-shield structure is supported by an already very stable S/C and because it is coupled well to the extremely stable 3 K environment of deep space, the heat-shield structure can be kept at an extremely stable temperature.
In addition, nerve conduction studies were carried out at a stable skin temperature of 31°C and a room temperature of 24°C using a Medelec electrophysiological system (Synergy Oxford Instruments, Oxford, U.K).
For assessment of the presence of distal polyneuropathy, nerve conduction testing were performed at a stable skin temperature of 31°C and a room temperature of 24°C as previously reported (15).
"Honey, I'll be down in the cellar," does not mean that the wine lover is going to make sure that the wine is resting at a stable cellar temperature of 50 to 60 degrees, or that the bottles are properly insulated from vibration and light.
