"continuously stable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that does not change, or something that remains in balance over time. For example, "The company has maintained a continuously stable profit margin since its inception in 2000."
However, their susceptibility to the foreign virus remains important and relevant as there are continuously stable populations of young piglets available due to the high turnover rate of pigs in swine and pork production.
Solar-dish Brayton system driven by the hybrid of fossil fuel and solar energy is characterized by continuously stable operation, simplified hybridization, low system costs and high thermal efficiency.
The output power is continuously stable with a peak to peak fluctuation of less than 1% over 4 h owing to optimum design of an enhanced cavity; moreover, the setup is inherently simple and robust.
Two subjects were initially tested, however due to particularly thick and full hairstyle no continuously stable signal could be extracted, and thus they were excluded from the study.
The singular strategy b* is a continuously stable strategy (CSS) which implies that an initially monomorphic population of type X with the trait bxy remains monomorphic throughout the course of evolution with a non-zero investment into cooperation, b*, representing the final outcome of evolution.
In this paper, for each parameter combination, we always found a single singular strategy that was both evolutionary and continuously stable, that is, the singular strategy is a continuously stable strategy (CSS; Maynard Smith 1982).
In all cases, Onc112 was released continuously providing stable peptide levels for at least 16 h.
As the oldest continuously operated stable in New York City, it reached back to an era when horses were as common as taxis are today, and it prompted thoughts of some of New York's most heroic horses: the 13 beasts of burden used in 1894 to produce the miracle drug of their day, diphtheria antitoxin.
Importantly, the patient was continuously hemodynamically stable; moreover, blood transfusions were not required at any moment and the surgeons and staff were comfortable with the proposed procedure.
It was found that adenosine production of the fermentation processes with sufficient xanthine was continuously and stable, whereas in the fermentation processes with no xanthine addition adenosine was degraded in the later period (Fig. 4A).
BF operation was improved continuously to ensure stable and smooth operation of BF.
