Sentence examples for but stayed relatively stable from inspiring English sources

The proportion of emergency admissions decreased in older age groups but stayed relatively stable in younger groups.

ICCs at the department level were higher, but stayed relatively stable through the years at 10.6% in 2004, 8.4% in 2008 and 9.7% in 2011/2012.

The collagenolytic activity was highest in the group with the primary cement mantle defect at 2 months, but stayed relatively stable throughout the rest of the study.

Iowa, on the other hand, may have missed out on some of the boom but was spared the worst of the bust: its housing prices have stayed relatively stable, and it now has the fifth-lowest unemployment rate in the country.

Mr. Bryant said Intel's profit improved in large part because average selling prices stayed relatively stable.

Where Queensland stayed relatively stable for the Labor party, Tasmania collapsed with an 11.8% swing.

His approval among those older than 50 has stayed relatively stable comparatively.

While the $100 billion total has stayed relatively stable, Mr. Sterling said the Internet's share was growing rapidly.

While this proportion has stayed relatively stable over the past 10 years, the ONS notes that older data revealed that in 1971 just 17% of households was composed of one person.

The study also found that while the percentage of black boys receiving oral sex more than doubled, to 56.9percentt, from 1988 to 1995, the percentage stayed relatively stable among white boys -- at 50.3percentt -- and among Hispanic boys, at 45.4percentt.

Mr. Goto said that readings aboard the All Nippon flight showed the battery's voltage stayed relatively stable at 31 volts, just under the maximum voltage, until pilots detected a strange smell in the cockpit about 15 minutes after takeoff.