Sentence examples for be a stable feature from inspiring English sources

In fact, confirmatory testing seems to be a stable feature, independent of level of training or degree of concordance (Table 5).

As already stated in the 'introduction' section, cognitive impairment appears to be a stable feature in schizophrenic patients: It seems to be hardly affected by pharmacological antipsychotic treatment, tends to be stable over time and is present before and at onset of psychosis.

In our study, the first administration of the tool immediately followed a KTE intervention that promoted an initial 'spike' in enthusiasm for using research evidence among participants and higher measures of intention on the first administration of the tool as compared to the second (i.e., intention may be a stable feature of an individual's mindset once the initial surge in enthusiasm has passed).

This could have happened only if triaxial symmetry is a stable feature of the nuclei.

Conclusions: Interpersonal impairment is a stable feature of depression, a significant challenge to treatment, and may reflect underlying vulnerability to the onset, and recurrence, of depressive experiences.

The maps shown in Fig. 4C, D confirm that the deviation in the SZ synchronization topography is a stable feature.

However, we confirm here the exclusion of these active marks from the Xi for at least 30% of interphase, which together with our previous study showing that they were also excluded from mitotic chromosomes [41], suggests that exclusion of active marks is a stable feature of the marsupial Xi throughout interphase and metaphase.

We then determined whether asymmetric cell division was a stable feature of slowly dividing cells.

We conclude that cellular DNA content is a stable feature of ovarian carcinoma while S-phase fraction is commonly subject to intratumoral variation.

It has been previously suggested that leisure-time social participation, representing the structural dimension of social capital, is a stable feature that is applicable in long-term epidemiological surveys [ 51].

A previous study of patients with PsA and LN by our group suggested that LN is a stable feature in these patients that is reversed only after therapeutic remission [ 3].