Sentence examples for be rather stable over from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the iris has been found to be rather stable over time, i.e. iris biometric reference data provides a strong and permanent link between individuals and their biometric traits.

Strikingly, the genotypic composition of Planktothrix was found to be rather stable over the last 30 years.

Although we have not monitored different time-points within one pregnancy, we do not expect the fucosylation to change much during pregnancy and to be rather stable over time.

For pancreas cancer higher incidence rates were observed in low social classes among men, although the differences were not very marked, and seemed to be rather stable over time.

In men, the incidence of fractures of the distal radius appears to be rather stable over time, and this finding is in accordance with both earlier and recent studies (Bengnér and Johnell 1985, Van Staa et al. 2001, Brogren et al. 2007, Lofthus et al. 2008).

The degree of connectivity was rather stable over most of the study area, with a slight overall increase in forest connectivity in Europe.

The power-law is rather stable over several order of magnitudes, log ( ϵ ( k ) ) ∈ [ - 2, 2 ], although the density of points is higher in log ( ϵ ( k ) ) ≳ 0. For λ ∈ [ 0.2, 1 ], the distribution changes shape in log ( ϵ ( k ) ) < 0. Thus, restoring the units, the power-law for density of excitations is valid only in the limit λ J ≪ 1.

The time dependent analysis performed by using moving windows also shows that such an influence of financial stocks is rather stable over time.

Note, however, that a wide taxonomic range of predators show similar innate responses to common aposematic color patterns [5], suggesting that these aposematic signals have been rather stable over evolutionary time.

We expect the NEO-FFI to measure 'trait' personality characteristics, being rather stable over time.

The indicator varies systematically between hospitals and is rather stable over time.